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If the parent category is disabled, Feed Me won't place the child category beneath it.
Instead, the child category will become orphaned, and pushed to the bottom of the list.
ORIGINAL SOURCE
IMPORT DESTINATION
Specifically, pay attention to the "Die Sets" and "Thermal Oxidizer" categories. You'll notice that they were not ported beneath their parent categories.
Instead, they were orphaned and dropped to the bottom of the list...
If you look at the feed, you'll notice that the feed is correct, and properly shows the intended parent category ID...
Steps to reproduce
Create a source with nested categories. Disable some of the parent categories.
Configure an import which copies the nested structure of your original categories.
Run import feed.
Notice that enabled parents get their correct children, but disabled parents do not. The children of disabled parents get orphaned, and shoved to the bottom.
Additional info
Plugin version: 4.1.0
Craft version: 3.1.30
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Description
If the parent category is disabled, Feed Me won't place the child category beneath it.
Instead, the child category will become orphaned, and pushed to the bottom of the list.
ORIGINAL SOURCE
IMPORT DESTINATION
Specifically, pay attention to the "Die Sets" and "Thermal Oxidizer" categories. You'll notice that they were not ported beneath their parent categories.
Instead, they were orphaned and dropped to the bottom of the list...
If you look at the feed, you'll notice that the feed is correct, and properly shows the intended parent category ID...
Steps to reproduce
Additional info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: