Suppress comment media download?

[iglazer]

I've got an old blog I am trying to convert and it has comments which have links to media (gravars and more). One of the old comments has a link to media which is 404'ing, which isn't a big deal because I don't really want to port the comments of the blog to Hugo. Anyway to either suppress 404's thrown via converting comments or suppress the conversion of comments all together?

[ashishb]

Hi @iglazer you should still get the result but with a lot of warnings. Is the migration failing due to the warnings?

[iglazer]

It looks like a post is failing migration because of a 404 for an image:
{"level":"fatal","time":1720982186,"message":"Error: error fetching media file http://eldred.cc/images/mouse.gif: error fetching media http://eldred.cc/images/mouse.gif: 404 Not Found"}

That's the last message in the log

[ashishb]

Can you try without -download-media flag?
I want you to know that failure fast is intentional here as I don't want to claim an incomplete migration as a success. However, I may put a failure budget where a certain number or percentage of media downloads can fail, which might be OK.

[iglazer]

Everything works without the download-media flag. Is there a way for me to suppress the failures? Thanks for the help! i

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[ashishb]

Thanks, I will add that option

[ashishb]

@iglazer right now, no, and this is intentional.
If the download-media flag is enabled, I don't want to give a fake sense of success if one or more media files cannot be downloaded.