Philip Gichuhi

@ihudedi thanks for letting me know. I will need to create some test files and validate this. My tests work for .txt, csv and .xslx files.

Thanks for clarifying @ihudedi. So the issue is on the binary file formats (.dat, .jar..) where the file is corrupted? I'll need this to log a ticket with the API...

@ihudedi unfortunately I'm also unable to reproduce this behaviour uploading & downloading a JAR If your customer can share the `client-request-id` response header value of an irregular upload, we can...

@ihudedi please share the `request-id` and `correlation-id` headers if available as well and I'll escalate these to the API service team.

Hi @ihudedi, my apologies for the delayed response. I have slightly limited capacity on this project at the moment. I will get this bumped up the team's priority list and...

Thanks for the detailed issue and additional context @ccea-dev-team

@ccea-dev-team we've made a couple of fixes relating to this. Could you please upgrade to the latest version and let us know if you're still facing the same issue?

@ashish777gupta the value is not null. The actual value is nested under some abstractions. The challenge is that the API returns JSON for this property & we don't want to...

Closing since API does not support adding additional properties & the `additionalData` property was not designed for this purpose.

@NLLAPPS thanks for reaching out. This should be possible via: ```java Drive drive = graphServiceClient.me().drive(); DriveItem specialFolder = graphServiceClient.drives().byDriveId(drive.getId()).special().byDriveItemId("{special folder name}").get(); UploadSession uploadSession = graphServiceClient.drives().byDriveId(drive.getId()).items().byDriveItemId(specialFolder.getId()).createUploadSession().post(uploadSessionRequest); ``` Relevant docs links: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/drive-get-specialfolder?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=java...