I need to move image data stored in one Parse application (Source database) to another Parse application (Client). The PFFile was created using an IOS application in the Source. I have a choice of redoing this from the Client app using the original images but this is cumbersome. I saw the following discussion in the link below but it is not clear what it means to "download" as suggested in the discussion.
How can I move a Parse PFFile from one application to another?
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The referenced answer still stands true. Exporting and importing files with a click of a button is not supported as of now.
You would have to download them and then re-upload them, one by one, to the app you want to copy them to.