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Hi @benlk, looking at reassign-terms, it looks like it would meet your needs. As always, I recommend doing extensive testing before running this on production data. Alternatively, I would suggest looking at the CLI wp co-authors-plus swap-coauthors and then manually deleting the ghost post author term after.
With co-authors plus 3.3.1 and WordPress 4.9.2, and with WordPress 5.0.1 and Classic Editor, the following behavior appears.
I have a post, which
wp post get 87654 --format=csv
describes thusly:The post's terms are as follows
This post does not appear in
wp co-authors-plus list-posts-without-terms
.The term has metadata:
But it's not the only "J Dale Shoemaker" term:
Only one of those terms has a J Dale Shoemaker author post:
The question
There are three "J Dale Shoemaker" post author terms, but only one of them has the necessary guest-author post to appear in the editor.
Is there an easy way to reassign the posts from
author
terms 939 and 1043 toauthor
term 1240, and delete the ghost terms?Is there an automated way to do that for all possible mismatched authors?
Would
wp co-authors-plus reassign-terms [--author-mapping=<file>] [--old_term=<slug>] [--new_term=<slug>]
solve my problem?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: