Basic module configuration

Last updated on
28 September 2017

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Module configuration

Under the configuration screen you will find the Bulk Taxonomy Migrate configuration form. In here you can specify the directory relevant to the site root, where the files you want to migrate are stored.

Module configuration

It is possible to structure your folder with as many sub directories as you want. When executing the drush command you can provide a specific subdirectory of which you want the migration to run. For example your file structure could look like:

~/.../drupal_root/sites/default/files tre
├── styles
└── vocabularies
    ├── Colour\ #colour.csv
    ├── Colour\ #colour.fr.csv
    └── second_level
        └── Material\ #material.csv

It's recommended to still configure the main directory in the module and use the subdirectory parameter to specifically run the migration only on a subdirectory. You'll find more about this topic in the basic usage page. So in this case: sites/default/files/vocabularies.

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