I’m using Migrate Tools, Migrate Plus and Migrate Source CSV. My CSV file looks like that:
"Stg";"Color";"Fruit" "user1";"red";"apple" "user1";"blue";"pear" "user2";"green";"banana" "user2";"black";"rotten banana" I’m using the Profile Module (https://www.drupal.org/project/profile)
I have a migration within my migration group that looks like this (migrate_plus.migration.user_vorlesungen.yml):
id: user_vorlesungen langcode: de status: true dependencies: enforced: module: - user_migrate migration_group: hoevwa label: 'HoeVWA Vorlesungen Import' source: plugin: csv track_changes: true path: /config/Vorlesungsverzeichnis.csv # Column delimiter. Comma (,) by default. delimiter: ';' # Field enclosure. Double quotation marks (") by default. enclosure: '"' header_row_count: 1 keys: - Stg destination: plugin: entity:profile process: type: plugin: default_value default_value: 'vorlesungen' uid: plugin: migration_lookup no_stub: true # previous user migration migration: user__hoerer # property in the source data source: Stg # These field have multiple values in D8 field_color: Color field_fruit: Fruit migration_dependencies: required: { } optional: { } In my YAML file the content is printed like that:
... <table> <tr> <td>{{ content.field_color }}</td> <td>{{ content.field_fruit }}</td> </tr> </table> ... When I run drush mim –group=hoevwa only the last values of user1 (blue, pear) are imported. How can I get running a process plugin to loop through the CSV and get all values imported. And finally how can I loop through all values in my TWIG Template?
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