68 lines
2.3 KiB
YAML
68 lines
2.3 KiB
YAML
# Every migration that references a file by Drupal 7 fid should specify this
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# migration as an optional dependency.
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id: d7_file
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label: Public files
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audit: true
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migration_tags:
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- Drupal 7
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- Content
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source:
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plugin: d7_file
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scheme: public
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constants:
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# The tool configuring this migration must set source_base_path. It
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# represents the fully qualified path relative to which URIs in the files
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# table are specified. This can be a local file directory containing the
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# source site, e.g. /var/www/docroot, or the site address,
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# e.g. https://example.com. This value will be concatenated with the file
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# path (typically sites/default/files) and used as the source location for
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# the files.
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#
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# Suppose that the source files have been moved by other means to a location
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# on the destination site.
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# Source site:
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# Location of files: /var/www/html/legacy/sites/default/files
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# Public scheme: sites/default/files
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# In this example, source_base_path should be '/var/www/html/legacy'.
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#
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# Suppose that the source site is a multisite installation at
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# https://example.com, and you plan to copy the files from there.
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# Source site:
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# Location of files: https://example.com/sites/example.com/files
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# Public scheme: sites/example.com/files
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# In this example, source_base_path should be 'https://example.com'.
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#
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# See the configuration for the source_full_path property in the process
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# section below.
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source_base_path: ''
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process:
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# If you are using this file to build a custom migration consider removing
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# the fid field to allow incremental migrations.
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fid: fid
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filename: filename
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source_full_path:
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-
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plugin: concat
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delimiter: /
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source:
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- constants/source_base_path
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- filepath
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-
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plugin: urlencode
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uri:
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plugin: file_copy
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source:
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- '@source_full_path'
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- uri
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filemime: filemime
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# No need to migrate filesize, it is computed when file entities are saved.
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# filesize: filesize
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status: status
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# Drupal 7 didn't keep track of the file's creation or update time -- all it
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# had was the vague "timestamp" column. So we'll use it for both.
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created: timestamp
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changed: timestamp
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uid: uid
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destination:
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plugin: entity:file
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