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Under Consideration: Migrate the Forums to Discourse
Post 303044970 by Neo on Tuesday 10th of March 2020 03:21:40 AM
03-10-2020
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Note:
I compared the "forums which ported to categories" against "forums which did not port to discourse categories" and the forums "which did not port" all had a parentid of -1,
So, I think this can be fixed by altering the "dumped DB" and changing all forum parentid to -1.
I will do this as a part of "round 2" after this migration test is done.
forum Table:
I compared the "forums which ported to categories" against "forums which did not port to discourse categories" and the forums "which did not port" all had a parentid of -1,
So, I think this can be fixed by altering the "dumped DB" and changing all forum parentid to -1.
I will do this as a part of "round 2" after this migration test is done.
forum Table:
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