UPDATE: This will serve as a plan B. The preferred way for importing/exporting taxonomy terms will be via Migrate, since that is also used for synchronizing content types.
For the import and export of taxonomy terms (EU-GL definitions, Study type definitions, hazards, el. at risk,...) we can use the Structure sync module as an alternative to the Migrate module in Drupal 8, which can migrate taxonomy terms, as well as other content types (that's why the Migrate module is going to be the preferred solution).
How to use
1) in the BE navigate to Structure -> Structure Sync -> Taxonomies and export ALL taxonomies
2) via Drush export and import the Drupal configurations, which now also contain the taxonomies (see #138 for details on how to migrate configuration)
3) run in target environment Drush command drush import-taxonomies and select the "Full" option for the import
How it works
the module stores taxonomies in the same sync folder, where all the other configuration is stored
only the "Full" import makes sure that not only completely new taxonomy terms are imported but also existing once get updated if they contain changes
however, on "Full import" taxonomy terms that are not in the configuration folder, will be removed and that is why it is necessary to select all taxonomies in the export step every time a migration should take place
as a result the process is very inefficient and takes a couple of minutes to finish
UPDATE: This will serve as a plan B. The preferred way for importing/exporting taxonomy terms will be via Migrate, since that is also used for synchronizing content types.
For the import and export of taxonomy terms (EU-GL definitions, Study type definitions, hazards, el. at risk,...) we can use the Structure sync module as an alternative to the Migrate module in Drupal 8, which can migrate taxonomy terms, as well as other content types (that's why the Migrate module is going to be the preferred solution).
How to use
1) in the BE navigate to Structure -> Structure Sync -> Taxonomies and export ALL taxonomies 2) via Drush export and import the Drupal configurations, which now also contain the taxonomies (see #138 for details on how to migrate configuration) 3) run in target environment Drush command
drush import-taxonomiesand select the "Full" option for the importHow it works
syncfolder, where all the other configuration is stored