I have a Scenario that is triggered when a Twitch stream starts.
It does a number of things, but the part I’m have problems with is it posting notices to Bluesky.
It is now failing because of the image I’m trying to attach. It did work previously.
Steps in question:
HTTP module downloads stream thumbnail image
Google Drive Upload a file module uploads the image to Google Drive
Bluesky Upload Media module uploads the HTTP module’s image to Bluesky
Bluesky Create a post sends a message about the stream and attaches the image just uploaded to Bluesky
The Make Scenario was working until I used it earlier this week. Now I’m getting a “InvalidSize Referenced Size does not match stored blob” error when I try to post to Bluesky.
The images being uploaded to Google Drive are viewable, so that is ok.
The Bluesky Upload media is not giving an error, so that is probably ok.
The Bluesky Create a post error: is this from Bluesky? Or Make?
Has Make changed how I should map things? Or is Bluesky causing the problems now?
Images:
Image of the cutdown Scenario that I created with just the steps I need to test. This Scenario has the same error.
Bluesky Create a post module showing the error message
this error means that there is a difference in the file sizes of the file you uploaded and the file you declared to be posted, which Bluesky interprets as them being different files.
Can you test and see if this occurs with a specific file? Or is it an ongoing issue that happens with any file at the moment?
Ok can you check the module and see if you can map the blob size somewhere? Cause it sounds like something is getting capped at 150000 and not passing larger file sizes.
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