Steven Nguyen

> I see.. so will I have to use a workaround for this and close the issue , now? this is my first bug report so I am not sure...

Looks like `str_getcsv()` doesn't work on: 1. `actors.notContains( " Johnny Depp ", " Brad Pitt" , "Al Pacino")` because the 2nd value is parsed as ` Brad Pitt ` 2....

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> I would like to work on this can someone assign to me Assigned! Thanks for taking this on! :pray:

Thanks for raising this! We'll look into it!

FYI for Appwrite team: 1. the API call is not made due to the error in the UI 2. the error is probably occurring [here](https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/blob/aa84521e9038b9f48ed529fd39427d7731a8d375/public/scripts/services/form.js#L23)

Assigned! Thanks for your help! :pray:

Thank you for raising this issue! 🙏. These edge cases are super helpful! > {"type":"json","somekey":"someval"} This is due to the comma. See https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/3089. > "NormalStringInDoubleQuotes" This looks to be due...

Thank you for raising this issue! 🙏 We’ll dig into this and get back to you as soon as we can. 😊

I tested this using the [playground-for-python](https://github.com/appwrite/playground-for-python) (swapping `InputFile.from_path()` with `InputFile.from_bytes()`) and it worked. I switched over to the [playground-for-node](https://github.com/appwrite/playground-for-node) and did the same thing, but I got `application/octet-stream` even though...