KC-1151: Add custom-field fallback for no file storage#1857
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…rvice_config files (#1852)
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Summary
This update introduces a fallback mechanism to handle scenarios where file storage is unavailable.
Previously, the following attachments would fail to persist if file storage could not be accessed:
config.jsongenerated by:service-docker-setupslack-app-setupteams-app-setupservice_config.jsongenerated by:service-createWith this enhancement, when file storage is unavailable (e.g. restricted via Enforcement policies), these configuration files are stored as custom fields on the associated record instead of causing the operation to fail.