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I see that imports makes use of the queue, and I was wondering if there is some kind of limitation or problems doing the same on exports. I have a pretty big set of elements to export, and while I can cut it down by multiple date ranges, I was wondering if there is an actual issue
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We don't use it for exports, because we'd need a way to monitor the queue job and alert you when it's done, for you to then download. We can't have it automatically download the export as it does now.
It can be done (like we do with polling for the import), but we went with simplicity for the moment. Like you say, it's probably something we'll have to address in the future.
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I see that imports makes use of the queue, and I was wondering if there is some kind of limitation or problems doing the same on exports. I have a pretty big set of elements to export, and while I can cut it down by multiple date ranges, I was wondering if there is an actual issue
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: