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Hey Rafael, We've got the same problem and will let you know if/when we fix it. Pete |
I got the same problems, any progress on this? |
@kassner @vektor-dev @phronesis I have not manage to reproduce your issue |
Thank you Victor. I'll send it across shortly. Thanks. On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 1:53 PM, Victor Rad [email protected]
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@kassner @phronesis |
@victor-v-rad this is still an issue with the latest version of the tool. My wild guess would be, that this happens when you have a "General" attribute group renamed to something else. We have a client that has all default groups renamed and this happened. |
In this case you should have seen the error: |
We are also facing the same issue, i.e. the category_id is not getting associated with the migrated attribute set, due to which categories are not shown up while editing products from admin. Category associations with products are getting migrated and products are shown against the categories in front-end. But as soon as we edit the product and save it, the products and category association gets removed. We also observed that in the migrated product data, " Attribute Set" is also editable from admin. We are using the latest version of data migration tool, and Magento EE 2.1.1 |
Hi @victor-v-rad we have also the same issue as @Gorkyman. |
This is still an outstanding issue in version 2.1.3. |
Hi,
Magento 2 uses an attribute called
category_ids
to display the category selector in the product edit form in admin, but still stores data intocatalog_category_product
table, the same way as Magento 1.This table is populated correctly during migration (tested migration from patched 1.6.2.0 to 2.0.5), but the
category_ids
is not added to all copied attribute sets, so if you edit a product after the migration, it loses its categories association (rows are deleted fromcatalog_category_product
) and breadcrumbs URLs (category/subcategory/product.html) is also lost (deleted fromurl_rewrite
table), leading to a lot of 404 URLs.It is possible to avoid losing the data if we add the
category_ids
attribute back to the attribute sets before editing the products in the admin.Thanks,
Rafael Kassner.
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