The "restore" REST endpoint for the whole repository tends to respond with a HTTP 504 (gateway timeout) due to the time it takes to restore the model.
For repository administrators, it would be better usable if the endpoint returned immediately e.g. with a token, and then that token could be used until expiration to query the state of the restore (with minimal logging and progress information).
The "restore" REST endpoint for the whole repository tends to respond with a HTTP 504 (gateway timeout) due to the time it takes to restore the model.
For repository administrators, it would be better usable if the endpoint returned immediately e.g. with a token, and then that token could be used until expiration to query the state of the restore (with minimal logging and progress information).