Add update listing image ID #21
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The Etsy API endpoint 'uploadListingImage' allows for assigning a previously uploaded listing_image_id, and re-using images is allowed.
This pull request adds a new request type, UpdateListingImageIDRequest, that takes an existing image ID instead of a file and uses that ID to update an image.
My use case was replacing an image that was identical over several hundred listings. I didn't want to upload it several hundred times though. After uploading it once and getting the listing_image_id, linking it to all the rest of the listings took the API just a few seconds. This is also advantageous for viewing performance as the image shares the same URL across listings and visits to subsequent listings can pull it from the cache.