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Hey,

we don't have yet support for other files than images in publisher (PR's are welcome).

Uploading file manually will not create required info in database.

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we don't have yet support for other files than images in publisher (PR's are welcome).

Ahh ok. I'll look into it when I have time. Are there any workarounds for PDFs at the moment?

Uploading file manually will not create required info in database.

I've ported a wordpress site to publisher. All I did to get that working was rename the images to hashes of themselves and then add the record to swp_image. Is that not enough? For feature images, thumbnails, etc. I did also add records to swp_article_media, swp_image_rendition, etc.

I also came across another bug (?) while doing that. Images added to the database have to be in the media folder, if I add them to e.g. '/media/2012/feb/a.jpg', and do or don't use that path as the asset_id then it still doesn't work? Should it not work?

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Pdf's - I would recommend to store them right now in some external system and link to it's storage in articles.

I've ported a wordpress site to publisher. All I did to get that working was rename the images to hashes of themselves and then add the record to swp_image. Is that not enough? For feature images, thumbnails, etc. I did also add records to swp_article_media, swp_image_rendition, etc.

For migrations I would recommend to create ninja files from Newscoop articles and handle media upload with assets push endpoint (this same way as super desk publishing queue) - if You don't use superdesk. If You use then best would be to import them to sd directly and push to publisher. We are doing this right now like that.

I also came across another bug (?) while doing that. Images added to the database have to be in the media folder, if I add them to e.g. '/media/2012/feb/a.jpg', and do or don't use that path as the asset_id then it still doesn't work? Should it not work?

For now media files are stored in flat structure, this is how media controller is loading them. We are open for improvements there ;)

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