JonWobken

Hi Matt - I am guessing its slow because of the serial processing. It would probably be rather easy to add a bypass results feature that would close the job...

@ilaydaozdemir99 - please feel free to open a pull request. I’ll likely be spending time over the Christmas break reviewing and merging any pull requests as well as working on...

@DM1145 - are you just asking for a functionality that re-initializes a session on connection error/connection aborted or re-attempts whatever the last request to Salesforce is if there is a...

I can see some value in this. I think it would be better to change how the {domain} argument works...I like the idea of it accepting to full url (ex....

@Paul-Williamson-90 - I are writing this in some loop? Thats super strange I've never encountered this

Stepped away from this project a bit will work on getting this reviewed and merged into the release branch (v1.12)

@thatguysimon - Yes i'll re-open. Missed this as I did not get a chance to review it @tzing - I haven't had a chance to review it and the associated...

Is this the complete code you are running? The update function returns a list of records. Can you confirm the batch is processed in the UI per the other comment...

Can you confirm in the Ui bulk log if there are any errors or unprocessed jobs? Odd behavior for it to print for some but not others

The standard .get method won't retrieve the child/parent records. You could utilize the query/query_all or restful functions to get the relationships. Utilizing the restful function ``` sf.restful(method='GET',path='sobjects/{object}/{recordId}/{RelationshipFieldApi}') # The initial...