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metabase.sync

Combined functions for running the entire Metabase sync process. This delegates to a few distinct steps, which in turn are broken out even further:

  1. Sync Metadata (metabase.sync.sync-metadata)
  2. Analysis (metabase.sync.analyze)
  3. Cache Field Values (metabase.sync.field-values)

In the near future these steps will be scheduled individually, meaning those functions will be called directly instead of calling the sync-database! function to do all three at once.

Combined functions for running the entire Metabase sync process.
This delegates to a few distinct steps, which in turn are broken out even further:

1.  Sync Metadata      (`metabase.sync.sync-metadata`)
2.  Analysis           (`metabase.sync.analyze`)
3.  Cache Field Values (`metabase.sync.field-values`)

In the near future these steps will be scheduled individually, meaning those functions will
be called directly instead of calling the `sync-database!` function to do all three at once.
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sync-database!clj

(sync-database! database)

Inputs: [database :- i/DatabaseInstance]

Perform all the different sync operations synchronously for DATABASE. This is considered a 'full sync' in that all the different sync operations are performed at the same time. Please note that this function is not what is called by the scheduled tasks. Those call different steps independently.

Inputs: [database :- i/DatabaseInstance]

Perform all the different sync operations synchronously for DATABASE.
 This is considered a 'full sync' in that all the different sync operations are performed at the same time.
 Please note that this function is *not* what is called by the scheduled tasks. Those call different steps
 independently.
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sync-table!clj

(sync-table! table)

Inputs: [table :- i/TableInstance]

Perform all the different sync operations synchronously for a given TABLE.

Inputs: [table :- i/TableInstance]

Perform all the different sync operations synchronously for a given TABLE.
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