Jonathan Stegall

Reading more about this, I'm seeing that `innodb_large_prefix`: 1. Was introduced as an option in MySQL 5.5. 2. Was enabled by default in MySQL 5.7.7. 3. Was also deprecated in...

Interestingly, this can be done via the REST API in #217. Users could POST to the `/wp-json/object-sync-for-salesforce/push/` URL the following parameters in the body: `wordpress_id` and `wordpress_object_type`

Your assumption is correct, at least. What it's supposed to do is save the query that it runs, and then offset it by that value. So each time it runs,...

I think I originally had it run the `increment_current_type_datetime` method before checking for further results in case something in Salesforce had changed in between. Their API can be quite slow...

I ran a quick local test, and so far this seems to skip over batches of records. I'm not sure why yet. It might be a bit before I can...

Sure. I tested it with removing the call to `increment_current_type_datetime`. I had it do an `error_log` with the SOQL it was running. It would increment by 25 a couple times,...

I've also tried running the same log on the plugin's current version. It increments the offset by 25 records, as it should. Whatever the issue is, it seems to be...

To clarify, are you saying that on a staging site, it only pulls 25 records, but on the production site it pulls any number of records? If so, that is...

@charmoney are you pretty confident this issue is new in 1.8.6? Do you think there is work that needs to be done to see if this is an older issue,...

Thanks for checking that. So if I'm understanding correctly, it's like this: 1. There's a fieldmap for users. 2. There's another fieldmap for a custom post type with a lot...