bigQuery: PartialFailureError on table insert - node.js

Question

I'm trying to insert data row to bigQuery table as follows:
await bigqueryClient
.dataset(DATASET_ID)
.table(TABLE_ID)
.insert(row);
But I get a PartialFailureError when deploying the cloud function.
The table schem has a name (string) and campaigns (record/repeated) fields which I created manually from the console.
hotel_name STRING NULLABLE
campaigns RECORD REPEATED
campaign_id STRING NULLABLE
platform_id NUMERIC NULLABLE
platform_name STRING NULLABLE
reporting_id STRING NULLABLE
And the data I'm inserting is an object like this:
const row = {
hotel_name: hotel_name,//string
campaigns: {
id: item.id,//string
platform_id: item.platform_id,//int
platform_name: item.platform_name,//string
reporting_id: item.reporting_id,//string
},
};
The errors logged don't give much clue about the issue.

Answer 1

These errors suck. The actual info about what went wrong can be found in the errors property on the PartialFailureError. In https://www.atdatabases.org we reformat the error to make this easier using: https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/atdatabases/blob/0e1a033264aac33deaff2ab753796049e623ab86/packages/bigquery/src/implementation/BigQueryDriver.ts#L211

Answer 2

According to my test it seems that there are 2 errors here. First is that you have campaign_id in schema while id in JSON.
2nd thing is related with format of REPEATED mode data in JSON. The documentation mentions following:
. Notice that the addresses column contains an array of values (indicated by [ ]). The multiple addresses in the array are the repeated data. The multiple fields within each address are the nested data.
It's not so straight in mentioned document (probably can be found somewhere else) however when you use REPEATED mode you should use brackets [].
I tested it shortly on my side and it seems that it should work like this:
const row = {
hotel_name: hotel_name,//string
campaigns: [ {
campaign_id: item.id,//string
platform_id: item.platform_id,//int
platform_name: item.platform_name,//string
reporting_id: item.reporting_id,//string
}, ]
};