- Allows importing globally pinned topics
- Doesn't restore the original value of a SiteSetting anymore if an importer changed its value
- Allows all file extensions during the import
- Adds the ability to import bookmarks
This changes the content of `@categories_lookup` from `Category` objects
to IDs since the category names aren't needed anymore. The lookup
method has been renamed too.
- FEATURE: Print the time it took for the import to finish
- FEATURE: Allow importing of unactivated users
- FIX: Remove unused variables
- FIX: Accessing an undefined variable is not a good idea
- FEATURE: TopicCreator now supports 'pinned_at' parameter
- FIX: 🐛 FIX TopicQuerySQL to support pinned topic older than 2010
- FIX: 🐛 Properly remove all HTML Entities from Usernames/Titles/Category Names/Groups in vBulletin importer
- FIX: 🐛 Properly handle specific vBulletin BBCode (quotes/mentions)
- FIX: 🐛 Make sure we generate a username from the name of the user instead of a fake email
- FEATURE: Allow for custom timezone in vBulletin importer
- FEATURE: Support for profile pictures/background in vBulletin importer
- FIX: 🐛 merge the categories tree to only 2 levels in vBulletin importer
I had imported a phpbb forum to mybb previously. The importer script
messed up the firstpost ids. In this case most topics cannot be imported
to discourse as the script is not able to determine the topic post.
In case you are infected of this problem just uncomment this mysql
query. It will retrieve the first_post_id manually but it will slow down
the import.
The post_ids in my mybb installation did not be in the right order. Post
with ID 2 was posted after post 5. I think it has something to do with a
previous import from phpbb to mybb.
