Metadata: Add Query Parameters To Customize Queries

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The following query parameters should be available for customizing your request:

Param	Type	Required	Options (default first)	Description
assumeTrue	boolean	false	true | false	Indicates whether to get all resources or no resources by default.
viewClass	enum	false	export | basic | detailed	Alternative views of the metadata. Please note that only metadata exported with viewClass=export or detailed can be used for import.
dryRun	boolean	false	false | true	If you set this to true, the actual import will not happen. Instead the system will generate a summary of what would have been done.
{resources}	boolean	false	true | false (default depends on assumeTrue)	See /api for available resources. Indicates which resources to include in the response.
lastUpdated	date	false	Several formats are available: yyyy, yyyy-MM, yyyy-MM-dd, yyyyMM, yyyyMMdd	Filters the metadata based on the lastUpdated field.
preheatCache	boolean	false	true | false	Turn cache-map preheating on/off. This is on by default, turning this off will make initial load time for importer much shorter (but will make the import itself slower). This is mostly used for cases where you have a small XML/JSON file you want to import, and don't want to wait for cache-map preheating.
strategy	enum	false	CREATE_AND_UPDATE | CREATE | UPDATE | DELETE	Import strategy to use, see below for more information.
sharing	boolean	false	false | true	Should sharing be supported or not. The default is false, which is the old behavior. You can set this to true to allow updating user, publicAccess and userGroupAccesses fields (if not they are cleared out on create, and not touched on update).
mergeStrategy	enum	false	REPLACE, MERGE	Strategy for merging of objects when doing updates. REPLACE will just overwrite the propery with the new value provided, MERGE will only set the property if its not null (only if the property was provided).
async	boolean	false	false | true	Indicates wether the import should be done async or not, the default is false which means the client will wait until the import is done, this is probably what you want for small imports (as you will get the import summary directly back to you). For large imports, the client might time out, so async=true is recommended, and the client connection will be dropped when the payload is uploaded.