@kapa.ai File transfer support for the SharePoint connector requires Airbyte platform v1.7.0 or later and a modern version of the SharePoint connector. It is not compatible with Airbyte v0.44. You would need to upgrade your Airbyte platform significantly to use this feature.

That statement is accurate based on the available documentation. The Microsoft SharePoint connector's file transfer functionality (introduced in v0.10.0-rc.1) explicitly requires Airbyte platform >= 1.7.0 and destination-s3 >= 1.8.0. [SharePoint changelog] Airbyte 1.7 was released on June 16, 2025, and is the version that introduced the ability to move files and records together in the same connection. [Airbyte 1.7 release notes] This requirement is confirmed by a known GitHub issue where users on Airbyte v1.6.x received errors stating their platform version did not support the newer SharePoint connector versions that require >= 1.7.0. [GitHub issue] So yes — if you are running Airbyte v0.44, you would need to upgrade your platform significantly (to at least v1.7.0) to use the file transfer feature with the SharePoint connector. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️ Tip: Mention @kapa.ai in the thread for follow-ups or DM the app for 1-to-1 help.

@kapa.ai so if i build with CDK, it wont support the connector?

Based on the conversation history, it seems you're asking whether building a custom connector with the Airbyte CDK would support file transfer functionality. The knowledge sources do mention that the low-code CDK gained file syncing support in Airbyte 1.7: > "The low-code CDK now supports syncing files up to 1.5-GB. You can implement this feature with

manifest.yaml

files in a manifest-only or hybrid connector when making requests from endpoints that return files." [Airbyte 1.7 release notes] However, the knowledge sources don't provide enough detail to fully answer your question about building a custom connector with the CDK and whether it would support file transfers in your specific scenario. What is clear is that: 1. Platform version matters: Regardless of how a connector is built, the file transfer feature requires Airbyte platform >= 1.7.0. [Airbyte 1.7 release notes] 2. Destination matters: File transfers currently only work with S3 as the destination (>= v1.8.0). [SharePoint changelog] I'd recommend consulting the Airbyte CDK documentation directly for more specifics on building custom connectors with file transfer support, as the knowledge sources available to me don't cover that in sufficient detail. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️ Tip: Mention @kapa.ai in the thread for follow-ups or DM the app for 1-to-1 help.