Bugfix LH Veteran-Uploaded evidence filenames #19469
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This bug was caught through manual testing on staging. The error message returned "no filename" for this line
upload_document = provider.generate_upload_document(attachment.converted_filename)
It should fall back to the upload data "name" key as is done here with the existing: https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/vets-api/blob/master/app/sidekiq/evss/disability_compensation_form/submit_uploads.rb#L162
Summary
YES - all LH migration code is behind flippers. The Veteran Upload job is being tested on staging before we roll it out to 1% of users.
On staging, perform the job again watch for error/success in datadog
DBEX Team 2 Carbs
Related issue(s)
[LH Doc Upload] Veteran-uploaded docs (bugfix) filename error va.gov-team#97277
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