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fix: terminate failed Magento media downloads - #64
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1. Why is this change necessary?
When media files cannot be fetched from a Magento installation, failed downloads remain unprocessed and are retried indefinitely. This can cause the migration progress to exceed 100% and prevents the migration from reaching the Done state.
2. What does this change do, exactly?
The Magento media processor now marks media files as failed after the configured error threshold is reached.
This prevents unreachable media files from being re-enqueued indefinitely and allows the migration to continue and finish even if individual images cannot be downloaded.