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BatchJobService request size increased fourfold
Google has raised the request size cap for BatchJobService.AddBatchJobOperations from approximately 10.5 MB to approximately 41.9 MB. The change reduces the number of separate requests required when batching multiple large assets: particularly images, which can each reach up to 5.24 MB.
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What changed
Per-operation size limit and the maximum operations per request (10,000) and per job (one million) remain unchanged.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means bulk image asset uploads can now be batched more efficiently, simplifying client-side logic and reducing API round-trips.
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BatchJobService request size increased fourfold
Google has raised the request size cap for BatchJobService.AddBatchJobOperations from approximately 10.5 MB to approximately 41.9 MB. The change reduces the number of separate requests required when batching multiple large assets: particularly images, which can each reach up to 5.24 MB. Per-operation size limit and the maximum operations per request (10,000) and per job (one million) remain unchanged.
For you, this means bulk image asset uploads can now be batched more efficiently, simplifying client-side logic and reducing API round-trips.
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