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Entity Lookup not working on nodes

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Created on 20 September 2017, over 7 years ago
Updated 8 August 2021, over 3 years ago

I have a situation where I am using Migrate CSV to migrate multiple content-types from a single CSV file. I have everything configured so that I am able to import each of three content-types from the single CSV, but I need to be able to associate one content-type with another content-type using an Entity Reference field.

In a previous migration I set up these same content-types to associate with each other using the migration plugin when pulling from a non-Drupal database. That all worked fine.

But when pulling from the CSV file, I am able to use entity_lookup to associate the taxonomy_term, but not the proper node.

Here is what I have in my YML file:

field_content_ref_contact:
    plugin: entity_lookup
    source: contact_full_name
    ignore_case: true
    entity_type: node
    value_key: title
    bundle_key: type
    bundle: contact

I've also tried switching the bundle_key to vid. It's possible that it's not finding the contact_full_name in the system, but I'm not sure how to debug it to see.

I could probably get more information if I understood how to set up a migration source plugin and run prepareRow against the CSV file.

I haven't been able to find an example of entity_lookup being used for a node/entity_reference field. Just for taxonomies and users, so even an example of that would be helpful.

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4.0

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    🇺🇸United States freelock Seattle

    I'm hitting this as well -- I've debugged to find that the node lookup is successful, and it returns a double-array as the transformed value after finding the result. However, this does not successfully save in the entity reference.

    I tried expanding the definition using a sub_process to set the target_id directly, and didn't get it working at first -- but that's because I didn't map the source field in the sub_process. Once I did that, it's working fine! So this is how you do it -- map the target_id using a subprocess, along these lines:

      field_library:
    -
      plugin: sub_process
      source: field_library_name
      process:
        target_id:
          plugin: entity_generate
          source: value
          value_key: title
          default_values:
            status: 1
          values:
            uid: node_uid
            body: field_library_description
            field_library_type: field_library_type
            field_city: field_city
            field_state: field_state
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