Every upload that sends a file counts towards the token's hourly limit,
workflow re-sends included, and a spent lookup allowance makes the
script wait rather than skip the wait. Note the 20 extra source ids a
document may collect, and name the settings section in the environment
example as the app shows it.
Name the Paperless-ngx webhook fields as the workflow editor shows them,
note that Paperless does not follow redirects, and date the double-brace
placeholders correctly: only {{doc_id}} needs 3.0. Say what a dry run
does not check, which re-sends count against which allowance, that Index
all leaves held-back documents alone, and that a workflow can hold AI
reading back with aiRead=defer.
Ask HealthLog whether a document is already held before downloading it
from Paperless-ngx or Papra, and send the source key in the query string.
Pin Paperless API version 9 (Paperless-ngx 2.16 and later), apply --since
locally for Paperless too, fall back to the file name for a blank title,
stop with a clear message when the HealthLog address redirects, and say
only that storage is full when the figures are withheld. The guide names
the minimum versions and the shared OTHER namespace.
Refs #1038
Document tokens, the Paperless-ngx workflow recipe, the import script for
Paperless-ngx and Papra, scheduling for Papra, storage, and
DOCUMENT_UPLOAD_LIMIT_PER_HOUR.
Refs #1038
Marc-André Bombeck