This is an issue I can work around, but I'm a little confused how it might be possible to, when you save an item in an upload collection, take the collection name and filename to form a relative path that would be ideal to use on a consuming app.
For instance, collection name is
media
, image name is
corn-cat.png
. The hook then runs when you add or update an image and somehow facilitates a value of
/media/corn-cat.png
to the GraphQL API request for this image.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I'm guessing the reason why I'm not getting the upload details in a hook is because you only get the field details instead. Would I need to use plugin functionality maybe?
Came up with what feels like another work-around on this. Used the hook to copy the data contents and add a relativeUrl property. Then I query the new property instead of the original.
Curious if the generatedFileUrl is what I'll end up needing to use though... will keep posted.
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