add flag to force_api_key, defaults to False

when api_key is forced the connection to stash will persist past cookie expiration this is useful for long running connections to stash that need to last longer than normal

this may cause issues if stash is expecting a cookie from a plugin, especially with hooks, note in the stash manual

"It is possible for hooks to trigger each other or themselves if they perform mutations. For safety, hooks will not be triggered if they have already been triggered in the context of the operation. Stash uses cookies to track this context, so it's important for plugins to send cookies when performing operations."

stashapp.py

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ class StashInterface(GQLWrapper):
 	port = ""
 	url = ""
 
-	def __init__(self, conn:dict={}, fragments:list[str]=[], verify_ssl:bool=True):
+	def __init__(self, conn:dict={}, fragments:list[str]=[], verify_ssl:bool=True, force_api_key=False):
 		super().__init__()
 		self.s.verify = verify_ssl
 
@@ -58,7 +58,8 @@ def __init__(self, conn:dict={}, fragments:list[str]=[], verify_ssl:bool=True):
 		self.log.debug(f'Using stash ({self.version}) endpoint at {self.url}')
 
 		# grab API key to persist connection past session cookie duration
-		if api_key := self.call_GQL("query getApiKey{ configuration { general { apiKey } } }")["configuration"]["general"]["apiKey"]:
+		api_key = self.call_GQL("query getApiKey{ configuration { general { apiKey } } }")["configuration"]["general"]["apiKey"]
+		if force_api_key and api_key:
 			self.log.debug("Persisting Connection to Stash with ApiKey...")
 			self.s.headers.update({"ApiKey":api_key})
 			self.s.cookies.clear()