Fix Parse JSON failure when Office 365 Management API returns non-200 status for expired audit log content #10610
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Admin | Audit Logs | Sync Audit Logs (V2)flow fails with Parse JSON errors when audit log content blobs expire (7 day TTL). The Office 365 Management API returns non-200 status codes for expired content, but the error handling only checked for exceptions, not status codes.Changes
DidAllGetContentDetailsCallsFailed_2(line ~959): Added status code validation forAuditLogRecordsactionDidAllGetContentDetailsCallsFailed(line ~1866): Added status code validation forGetContentDetailsactionTechnical Details
Previous condition only checked exception state:
Updated condition validates both exception state and HTTP status:
When content is expired, the flow now increments the failure count and skips parsing instead of attempting to parse error responses as audit event JSON.
Impact
Flow gracefully handles expired/unavailable audit log content without failing. Processing continues for remaining valid content items.
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