For gpkg file restore always use diff checkpoints#594
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Drop legacy support to use individual 0 rank diffs. Instead always use diff checkpoints and create them recursively if needed. This change uses the same logic as we do in v2 endpoints.
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Drop legacy support to use individual 0 rank diffs. Instead always use diff checkpoints and create them recursively if needed. This change uses the same logic as we do in v2 endpoints.
Please note that reconstruction can still throw 502/504 if backend does not make it within allowed time. As each try can now take less time to finish (intermediate checkpoints created), clients can implement retry logic.