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feature/script-for-retroactive-session-content-hashing #159
feature/script-for-retroactive-session-content-hashing #159
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I think this makes sense for the most part! I will try to come up with a deployment strategy for implementing in cookiecutter. I kind of want to make a GitHub action that runs this and any future changes we need to make.
"Action: Upgrade 3.0.3 - 3.0.4 -- click to run" if that makes sense?
I'm good with this. Not sure actions supports this, but we could try to make this action appear conditionally on if the version is <= 3.0.3 |
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This pull request resolves #158
Description of Changes
Added a script for adding the content hash for every session in a firestore instance.
Running this script would be:
Testing
Ran this on my personal firestore instance and tested the following: