Hi 
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I’m having issues surrounding accessing Trello attachments via API, I’m successfully retrieving attachments using a Zapier GET webhook using the method shown here: Update: Authenticated Access to S3 and then sending that attachment elsewhere using Zapier.
However a limitation of Zapier webhooks and many rival services (Integromat etc.) is a 5MB payload size, is there a way to return a url (even if it expires after a set time) of the actual server location of the file so that it can be downloaded/uploaded using another service e.g. Google Drive.
Failing that does anyone have any ideas on a workaround?
For clarity my current use case is as follows:
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I’m using the Zapier ‘new attachment added to card’ trigger on Trello, from this I then take the {card ID}, {attachment ID} and the {attachment name} info needed to compile the the GET request URL.
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A GET request is made using a Zapier webhook, with the compiled URL and an authorizaition header with my API key and token as per the above documentation. (For files under 5MB this successfully returns the file)
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The returned media is then sent via a POST request to Twillio to send a Whastapp Message with the attachment.
My big issue is that video files uploaded to trello are consistently over the 5MB, typically around 7.5MB-15MB for what we’re doing.
Any help is greatly appreciated.