Problem/Motivation

I have created a new field and mapped it to one of the widen fields. For the incoming assets sync is working correctly but for the existing assets the field is still even though it is having data in widen. I dont see bulk option to sync metadata or queue the assets. I tried to use the existing drush commands but they are long running and also syncing only the updated ones.

Proposed resolution

Provide Drush command to Force queue the assets.

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chakkche created an issue. See original summary.

chakkche opened merge request !271

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@chakkche - Have you looked at acquia-dam:download-assets --media-type={dam_media_type_id} --redownload command?

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chakkche commented

@rajeshreeputra Yes it is live syncing the data from Widen. In Media types which are having less number of resources works well, but in media types where having large number of resources like 30k or 40k.

Running that command in the server is to much time taking and if it breaks in the middle there is no way to continue. We need to start from the beginning. May be we can add an option to simply queue the Media item so that we can let it run in cron or batches? So we can pick from where the process exited.