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Files.yml
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# Load a file's contents or metadata into a reference
type: file
mode: load
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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# Load data from a csv file's contents into a set of references
type: file
mode: load_csv
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
separator: , # optional
enclosure: '"' # optional
escape: '\' # optional
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: column.XX, where XX is a column index, count which is the number of rows read
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
expect: one|any|many # many by default
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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# Check file existence and save the information into a reference
type: file
mode: exists
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references:
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: exists # only one type of attribute is supported: exists
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: save
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
body: "file contents" # string. References will be replaced as long as they are within square brackets
# eg. to save to a file the value of reference 'abc', write: body: "[reference:abc]"
template: path/to/file # optional. Alternative to using the "body" tag: load body from the template file
# References will be resolved in the file path, as well as in the template itself
# Path will be resolved as relative to $migrationFile/templates/ first and absolute 2nd
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the file already exists, an exception is thrown
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: append
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
body: "appended file contents" # string. References will be replaced as long as they are within square brackets
# eg. to save to a file the value of reference 'abc', write: body: "[reference:abc]"
template: path/to/file # optional. Alternative to using the "body" tag: load body from the template file.
# References will be resolved in the file path
# Path will be resolved as relative to $migrationFile/templates/ first and absolute 2nd
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: prepend
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
body: "prepended file contents" # string. References will be replaced as long as they are within square brackets
# eg. to save to a file the value of reference 'abc', write: body: "[reference:abc]"
template: path/to/file # optional. Alternative to using the "body" tag: load body from the template file
# References will be resolved in the file path
# Path will be resolved as relative to $migrationFile/templates/ first and absolute 2nd
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: delete
file: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: copy
from: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
to: yyy # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the target file already exists, an exception is thrown
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
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identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference *taken from the source file*.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies
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type: file
mode: move
from: xxx # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
to: yyy # string. Filename including path. References will be resolved
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the target file already exists, an exception is thrown
# The list in references tells the manager to store specific values for later use by other steps in the current migration.
# NB: these are NEW VARIABLES THAT YOU ARE CREATING. They are not used in the current migration step!
references: # Optional
# short syntax:
referenceId: attributeId # (possible values and meaning are explained for the 'long syntax')
# long syntax:
-
identifier: referenceId # A string used to identify the reference
attribute: attributeId # An attribute to get the value of for the reference *taken from the source file*.
# Supports: size, uid, gid, ctime, mtime, atime, body
overwrite: true|false # Optional, default false. If not set, and the reference already exists, an exception is thrown
if: # Optional. If set, the migration step will be skipped unless the condition is matched
"reference:_ref_name": # name of a reference to be used for the test
_operator_: value # allowed operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte, ne, count, length, regexp, satisfies