Closed branecko closed 2 years ago
The more I try to think about this, the more I get confused. I literally have no clue on what could be happening there.
This is old, battle tested software, thus it is just impossible that this could be a "general" bug in the export/import procedure, but something related to a specific scenario. I can't get where this specificity could be, BTW.
The only thing I can think about is to double check the output of manually running the command
mysqldump --host=localhost --user=wp_host2_user --password=YOURPWD --result-file="/some/path/dump.sql" --socket=/Applications/MAMP/tmp/mysql/mysql.sock --column-statistics=0 wp_host2_db
opening with an editor the dump located at /some/path/dump.sql
and be sure there are all the expected tables in it.
If you have all the expected tables, then I wouldn't have an explanation about the partial import happening.
Sorry, but without any feedback I'll let this one to the stale bot removing the "bug" label.
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Describe the bug I found this repo, so I am experimenting. I have clean WP installation and mysql database running in MAMP Pro. Files are moved to remote host without problem, but there is issue with mysql 5.7 database. Only one table
wp_commentmeta
is moved to the remote database server. I see no errors in console.local db:
remote db:
Wordmove command
wordmove push --all
orwordmove push -d
Expected behavior To move all tables from local db to remote databse.
movefile.yml
Exception/trace
Environment (please complete the following information):
Doctor
wordmove doctor
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