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First of all, thanks for this project! I imagine you have moved on from it, but it is still working fine and it helped me implement a much needed feature in the application I am currently working on.
One scenario I stumbled upon is the necessity of reprocessing a document's attachments. Let's say, for example, that the imagemagick configuration was not completely right and, after tweaking it, I want to have the same attachments processed again. How can I do it? Here are some things I have tried:
To delete the new documents couchmagick creates
To restart CouchDB
None of the above worked. What seems to work is to update the original document. Is there an easier way? Do you remember how exactly couchmagick keeps track of the documents it already processed?
I tried studying the source code, but since I am a Node.js newbie, I was not able to understand how the daemon keeps a record of documents already processed.
Thanks!
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Hi there,
First of all, thanks for this project! I imagine you have moved on from it, but it is still working fine and it helped me implement a much needed feature in the application I am currently working on.
One scenario I stumbled upon is the necessity of reprocessing a document's attachments. Let's say, for example, that the imagemagick configuration was not completely right and, after tweaking it, I want to have the same attachments processed again. How can I do it? Here are some things I have tried:
None of the above worked. What seems to work is to update the original document. Is there an easier way? Do you remember how exactly couchmagick keeps track of the documents it already processed?
I tried studying the source code, but since I am a Node.js newbie, I was not able to understand how the daemon keeps a record of documents already processed.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: