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I have recently used a tool to migrate from Rdio to Spotify. Unfortunately the tool imported only the first song in each album to my library. Since I am a developer, I have written a simple programe that queries all of my saved songs, checks to see if the album is also saved, and if it isn't saves the album. I ran the script and it worked for a bit, but then I started getting HTTP error 403 with the message "Your Music limit exceeded".
I only get this message when trying to save an album. Querying songs and checking if albums are saved work without error. I occasionally get the expected 429 error indicating that I am hitting a rate limit. My script accounts for this and adds a delay before retrying. However, the 403 error does not go away and I cannot save any more albums via my script. I'm guessing that this is some kind of daily limit. Is that correct? If so, how can I go about getting this rate temporarily increased? I only want to run through my music collection one time to get all my albums properly saved.
The client ID that I am using for my script for authentication is 474fbd64cc384b5dbde3feb485f50427.
Thank you.