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Just completed a site for a client, and trying to restore content from Live back down to the development environments.
Restore gives a path too long exception - for which a solution is indicated here: https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Umbraco-Cloud/Troubleshooting/Deployments/Path-too-long-exception/
Trouble is that client has uploaded over 1500 files with long file names. Manually renaming will take days. Is there a better recommended solution?
This seems a massive oversight in the design of the cloud restore function?
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It seems you need to write a routine on the live to rename the long file names and convert it to short names.
Then only you can copy it over. This is good article for reference.
https://gist.github.com/sitereactor/04ffad4d173f2aac7667
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Umbraco Cloud restore Path too long Exception
Just completed a site for a client, and trying to restore content from Live back down to the development environments.
Restore gives a path too long exception - for which a solution is indicated here: https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Umbraco-Cloud/Troubleshooting/Deployments/Path-too-long-exception/
Trouble is that client has uploaded over 1500 files with long file names. Manually renaming will take days. Is there a better recommended solution?
This seems a massive oversight in the design of the cloud restore function?
bump
It seems you need to write a routine on the live to rename the long file names and convert it to short names.
Then only you can copy it over. This is good article for reference.
https://gist.github.com/sitereactor/04ffad4d173f2aac7667
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