If the browsercookie package is installed, read a JSESSIONID
cookie from a browser (currently Chrome or Firefox). Negates the
need to specify username/password.
Also allow directly specifying the sessionid on the command line.
If the obtained sessionid is no longer valid (eg, expired), then
an export attempt will fail. Login using a webbrowser first.
--browser command line argument defaults to False.
--session command line argument defaults to None.
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If the
browsercookie
package is installed, read a JSESSIONID cookie from a browser (currently Chrome or Firefox). Negates the need to specify username/password.Also allow directly specifying the sessionid on the command line.
If the obtained sessionid is no longer valid (eg, expired), then an export attempt will fail. Login using a webbrowser first.
--browser command line argument defaults to False. --session command line argument defaults to None.