> --import-no-match
> --auto-overlay-exact
> --auto-overlay-1match
> --auto-overlay-best-match
>
> These have been expanded to include authority records.
> Applied with no value or a value of '1' means the option
> applies to bib imports, a value of 2 applies to authority
> records, and a value of 3 applies to both.
Not a fan of the magic numbers; I'd prefer either splitting the switches (e.g., --import-no-match / --auth-import-no-match or --bib-import-no-match / --auth-import-no-match) or spelling out the options (e.g., --import-no-match biblio, --auto-overlay-exact authority, --auto-overlay-1match both, etc.)
> --import-by-queue is no longer supported. This option serves no particular
> purpose and is a bad idea when re-using the same queue over and over as
> most people do, because queue bloat will increase run times.
+1
> --noqueue (AKA "direct import") is no longer supported. All imports go
> through Vandelay now.
> --import-no-match overlay- exact overlay- 1match overlay- best-match
> --auto-
> --auto-
> --auto-
>
> These have been expanded to include authority records.
> Applied with no value or a value of '1' means the option
> applies to bib imports, a value of 2 applies to authority
> records, and a value of 3 applies to both.
Not a fan of the magic numbers; I'd prefer either splitting the switches (e.g., --import-no-match / --auth- import- no-match or --bib-import- no-match / --auth- import- no-match) or spelling out the options (e.g., --import-no-match biblio, --auto- overlay- exact authority, --auto- overlay- 1match both, etc.)
> --import-by-queue is no longer supported. This option serves no particular
> purpose and is a bad idea when re-using the same queue over and over as
> most people do, because queue bloat will increase run times.
+1
> --noqueue (AKA "direct import") is no longer supported. All imports go
> through Vandelay now.
+1