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It would be great fi i could modify attachments when using Local file sytsem for object storage myself using external tools (for example to compress videos that are too big), but it would cause issues because there is size column in resource table in memos database.
I want an option to scan object storage and change size fields for objects that changed this property, so modifying the files would not leave stale size property in the database
Type of feature
Other
Additional context
Object storage can take up a lot of space, especially if you are uploading uncompressed videos and images, and sometimes you just need to modify the attachment.
Compressing media before each upload can be time consuming, i would rather to run a bulk compress script on object storage directory.
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I'm assuming you are coding your compression automation. if so, have a look at the resources section of the Memos API. You should be able to push your modified media to the server using the API
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great fi i could modify attachments when using Local file sytsem for object storage myself using external tools (for example to compress videos that are too big), but it would cause issues because there is
size
column inresource
table in memos database.I want an option to scan object storage and change
size
fields for objects that changed this property, so modifying the files would not leave stale size property in the databaseType of feature
Other
Additional context
Object storage can take up a lot of space, especially if you are uploading uncompressed videos and images, and sometimes you just need to modify the attachment.
Compressing media before each upload can be time consuming, i would rather to run a bulk compress script on object storage directory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: