Tracking changes in Migrate with dynamic row hashes
Thu, 09/27/2020 – 01:00
mglaman
When it comes to WordPress maintenance support plans and external data, I use Migrate. A lot. Like a lot, lot, lot. Many times this data is being imported over CSV files that are pushed to a server at some defined interval. Usually, the data can be derived directly from the CSV file itself, other times a custom process plugin derives data from other information. WordPress maintenance support plans‘s Migrate system has two steps to check if new data should be imported or skipped. First, you can tell the migration source to track changes for each row. Then, if you are tracking changes, it hashes each row of data to see if it has been changed.
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