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Opened Jan 24, 2021 by Thomas Jaskiewicz@tomajask

Disqus -> Commento migration didn't succeed entirely (Ghost blog)

Hi!

I've migrated recently from Disqus to Commento on my Ghost blog. Unfortunately, it didn't go as smoothly as I expected.

Export from Disqus succeeded. I imported the file into the Commento. It said that comments were successfully imported.

The problem was that... comments were not displayed under the post.

I checked manually DB entries. They were present. What caught my attention though was the path in the comments records.

I saw something like: /p/1e900a6a-6fb2-4e50-b45c-ad4ff0f21bb8/. I added a new comment under the post. It was saved and it is displayed under the post. I checked the path value. It was different: /howto-my-terminal-shell-setup-hyper-js-zsh-starship/.

So finally, I had to update all records replacing /p/<uuid> format with proper paths, and my comments are now displayed successfully.

I'm not sure whether it's strictly Commento issue, looks rather like Disqus uses different paths that Commento doesn't recognize for the Ghost blog engine.

To upload designs, you'll need to enable LFS and have an admin enable hashed storage. More information
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Reference: commento/commento#383