Fix publisher to be better at metadata consistency #312
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When a data object is overwritten, the publisher currently assumes that only the object's data needs updating and does not check core metadata. This can leave objects without md5 or type metadata if their initial upload didn't didn't complete correctly. This change adds some metadata updates that will be redundant in most cases, but will catch those cases.
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Aug 28, 2024
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When a data object is overwritten, the publisher currently assumes that only the object's data needs updating and does not check core metadata. This can leave objects without md5 or type metadata if their initial upload didn't didn't complete correctly.
This change adds some metadata updates that will be redundant in most cases, but will catch those cases.