Cannot upload PDF file to OneDrive, unclear API Error

[Mirciulica15]

Describe the bug

I am trying to upload a PDF file to OneDrive, but I receive a 400 APIError with an Invalid Request.

Expected behavior

Successful upload of the file.

How to reproduce

files = [item.name for item in await self._get_onedrive_items(
 query_filter="file ne null and file/mimeType eq 'application/pdf'"
)]

folder_id_map = await self._get_folder_ids(source_folders)

for folder in source_folders:
 folder_path = os.path.join('documents', folder)
 if not os.path.exists(folder_path):
 continue

 for file_name in os.listdir(folder_path):
 if file_name in files:
 continue

 file_path = os.path.join(folder_path, file_name)

 with open(file_path, 'rb') as file:
 file_content = file.read()

 folder_id = folder_id_map.get(folder)
 if not folder_id:
 print(f"Folder ID for '{folder}' not found.")
 continue

 parent_reference = ItemReference(
 id=folder_id
 )

 drive_item = DriveItem(
 name=file_name,
 file=File(),
 parent_reference=parent_reference,
 content=file_content
 )

 try:
 response = await self._user_client.drives.by_drive_id(
 os.getenv('ONEDRIVE_DEV_DRIVE_ID')
 ).items.post(drive_item)

 print("Response", response)
 except Exception as e:
 print(f"Failed to upload file '{file_name}': {e}")

SDK Version

msgraph-core~=1.1.2 msgraph-sdk~=1.5.3

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

No response

Known Workarounds

No response

Debug output

Click to expand log

```

APIError
Code: 400
message: None
error: MainError(additional_data={}, code='invalidRequest', details=None, inner_error=InnerError(additional_data={}, client_request_id='13230f64-2c2e-4083-93c1-f7325291333c', date=DateTime(2024, 8, 22, 10, 12, 34, tzinfo=Timezone('UTC')), odata_type=None, request_id='f1815677-f808-46dd-af6d-7882803e975b'), message='Invalid request', target=None)

</details>


### Configuration

- OS: Windows
- architecture: AMD64

### Other information

The 400 APIError could be more robust than just "Invalid request"

[shemogumbe]

Hello @Mirciulica15 thanks for using the SDK and for reporting this,

How large is the file you want to upload, do you want to do it in chunks:

If so, use the LargeFileUploadTask from https://github.com/microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-python-core/

destination_path = "path/to/your_file.txt"
file_path = "path/to/your_file.txt"


async def upload_large_file():
 try:
 file = open(file_path, 'rb')
 uploadable_properties = DriveItemUploadableProperties(
 additional_data={'@microsoft.graph.conflictBehavior': 'replace'}
 )
 upload_session_request_body = CreateUploadSessionPostRequestBody(item=uploadable_properties)
 print(f"Uploadable Properties: {uploadable_properties.additional_data}")
 # can be used for normal drive uploads
 try:

 upload_session = await user_client.drives.by_drive_id(
 "b!WtUPKhiPm0a6Bj6Z_J97a53XIv_KoNNAkdLRUrSF06lh-qW6JpABSoW62oPNb03R"
 ).items.by_drive_item_id('root:/my_docs/test_upload.txt:'
 ).create_upload_session.post(upload_session_request_body)
 
 except APIError as ex:
 print(f"Error creating upload session: {ex}")

 # to be used for large file uploads
 large_file_upload_session = LargeFileUploadSession(
 upload_url=upload_session.upload_url,
 expiration_date_time=datetime.now() + timedelta(days=1),
 additional_data=upload_session.additional_data,
 is_cancelled=False,
 next_expected_ranges=upload_session.next_expected_ranges
 )

 # max_slice_size = 320 * 1024 - remove to use default
 task = LargeFileUploadTask(large_file_upload_session, user_client.request_adapter, file)
 total_length = os.path.getsize(file_path)
 
 # Upload the file
 # The callback
 def progress_callback(uploaded_byte_range: tuple[int, int]):
 print(f"Uploaded {uploaded_byte_range[0]} bytes of {total_length} bytes\n\n")

 try:
 upload_result = await task.upload(progress_callback)
 print(f"Upload complete {upload_result}")
 except APIError as ex:
 print(f"Error uploading: {ex.message} - {ex.response_status_code}")
 except APIError as e:
 print(f"Error: {e}")


asyncio.run(upload_large_file())

Optionally, on your snippet, you can use https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/driveitem-createuploadsession?view=graph-rest-1.0

[Mirciulica15]

Thank you for the reply, Shem! I managed to do it using the large file upload method 😀

Do you know whether it is possible to place the files in a specific folder within the drive? I tried to do that with an ItemReference, but it did not work out.

I would like to make a PR with my implementation in the examples directory later if that's ok, in case other people have the same use case and need help.

[TwE3d]

For anyone stumbling across this issue.
You can specifiy the folder in the following line:

upload_session = await user_client.drives.by_drive_id(
 "b!WtUPKhiPm0a6Bj6Z_J97a53XIv_KoNNAkdLRUrSF06lh-qW6JpABSoW62oPNb03R"
 ).items.by_drive_item_id('root:/path/to/folder/test_upload.txt:'
 ).create_upload_session.post(upload_session_request_body)

It will create the folder, if necessary.

[crispycookies]

Did anything change in the meantime? I tried the very example given by Shem Ogumbe (@shemogumbe) and it fails with:

Error uploading: The server returned an unexpected status code and no error class is registered for this code 400 - 400

I try to upload a PDF to sharepoint. Obviously, I replaced the drive ID and upload to a different path: root:/TEST/test_upload.pdf: On top of that, I use the GraphServiceClient for user_client.

I would be very grateful if someone could point me to the right direction.

[Mirciulica15]

Did anything change in the meantime? I tried the very example given by @shemogumbe and it fails with:

Error uploading: The server returned an unexpected status code and no error class is registered for this code 400 - 400

I try to upload a PDF to sharepoint. Obviously, I replaced the drive ID and upload to a different path: root:/TEST/test_upload.pdf: On top of that, I use the GraphServiceClient for user_client.

I would be very grateful if someone could point me to the right direction.

I know this might seem like a weird question, but have you checked if the file was successfully uploaded? I remember that at some point I was also receiving 400, but I could see the file successfully uploaded to SharePoint.

[crispycookies]

@Mirciulica15 you are, indeed, correct: They were uploaded... Thank you!