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BulkImageScrape: enable force_api_key - #766
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Needs to bump the version in the .yml file.
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During long bulk image scraping tasks the session cookie can time out. This leads to tons of authentication errors and the plugin stops somewhere half-way in the middle.
I expected this to be unnecessary because stashapi is supposed to use the
ApiKey, but Stash itself actually never passes it: stg-annon/stashapi#34.Enabling
force_api_keymakes stashapi look up theApiKeyusing the session cookie and continue using that (if it's generated).I haven't tested yet if this actually works. I should find out soon.It seems to work.