Rake task to run a FileInventoryJob from the command line #1335
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…ry Job and test if that causes the performance to slow down
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Added a Rake task that kicks off the FileInventoryJob for a given project. It assigns the job to the user indicated in the Rake task but allows you to specify the user credentials (domain,user,password) that will be used to connect to MediaFlux. This is to allows us to test with different accounts outside of the CAS authentication.
Where
65is theproject_idandhc8719is thenetidof the user that the job will be assigned to. In the example above the job will show under my own Dashboard.Notice that the MediaFlux credentials are prompted on the command line and the password is not written to the Rails log.
Part of #1274