Support configurable file uploads disk#133
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This pull request updates the importer to support the configurable file uploads disk introduced in statamic/cms#14733.
In multi-server environments where a file might be uploaded on one server but processed on another, the CMS now allows configuring a shared filesystem for temporary file uploads. This PR ensures the importer reads uploaded files from the configured disk rather than hardcoding to the
localdisk.Changes
Configurable uploads disk
The
ImportControllernow reads the uploads disk and path fromstatamic.system.file_uploadsconfig. Files are still moved to thelocaldisk for import processing sinceSimpleExcelReaderandXMLReaderrequire filesystem paths.Relative path storage
Import files are now stored with relative paths (eg.
statamic/imports/posts/import.csv) instead of absolute paths. This makes imports portable and works correctly with Laravel's Storage API.Related: statamic/cms#14733