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dr...@gmail.com <dr...@gmail.com> #2
We'll take a closer look and let you know if we have any updates.
de...@gmail.com <de...@gmail.com> #3
Note that this is slightly different from our previous protocol for resumable uploads. Please let us know if you are still having trouble following this new guide. Our apologies, but the general flow should be very similar to the previous definition.
jf...@google.com <jf...@google.com> #4
ro...@ronsc.de <ro...@ronsc.de> #5
In principle the PATCH-Request of mediaItems works fine for me.
BUT: Most of my images was uploades via the old picasa API. For these photos i got this error:
{ u'error': { u'code': 400,
u'message': u'Invalid media item ID.',
u'status': u'INVALID_ARGUMENT'}}
Why only photos uploaded via the "new API" can modifyed?
Next point - Update Quotas. After less than 100 PATCH-requests i got a Quota exceeded.
"code": 429,\n "message": "Quota exceeded for quota metric \'Write requests\' and limit \'Write requests per minute per user\' of service \'
How is the limit for write operations specified? How can i increase this limit?
regards
Ronald
jf...@google.com <jf...@google.com> #6
BUT: Most of my images was uploades via the old picasa API. For these photos i got this error:
Unfortunately, this feature only supports media items that were uploaded from your application via the Google Photos Library API (and not via the old Picasa API).
Next point - Update Quotas. After less than 100 PATCH-requests i got a Quota exceeded.
It looks like you are making these requests too quickly. Please follow our best practices about
In addition to these limits there are other quotas that exist to protect the reliability and integrity of our systems. If you receive a 429 error, you've likely hit one of these quotas. If you receive one of these errors, reduce the number of requests you are making over a given time period.
Description
This basic functionality is required for apps that allow the user to maintain their photo library.
Amateurs and pros in photography keep, update and orginize their photo collections locally using programs like Lightroom. Those programs are the center of their photographic world. These users want to mirror their local photo collections to a remote service like Google Photos, but such mirroring requires the ability to keep albums and photos in sync with local store.
The feature request
Thanks.