Product CSV Import - Placeholder wrong interpreted

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Product CSV Import - Placeholder wrong interpreted

Post by Moritz » 08 Dec 2022, 15:41

For my product import I use the following config for imported files.

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In earlier versions of aimeos it works like expected.
Now I get this directory name for the placeholders.

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Re: Product CSV Import - Placeholder wrong interpreted

Post by Moritz » 09 Dec 2022, 13:43

I debugged it with an example path and output the different parts.
I don't know exactly what is happening and going wrong here.
Maybe you can say more about it.

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Re: Product CSV Import - Placeholder wrong interpreted

Post by Moritz » 09 Dec 2022, 13:57

I got it.
Your documentation is wrong https://aimeos.org/docs/2022.x/cronjobs ... t/#backups
For the placeholders you reference to the strftime() function of PHP but you use DateTime::format here https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.format.php
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Re: Product CSV Import - Placeholder wrong interpreted

Post by aimeos » 09 Dec 2022, 14:29

Thanks for pointing that out!

As strftime() is deprecated since PHP 8.1, date_format() is used instead and we've added a compatibility layer so some strftime() placeholders like "%Y", "%m", "%d" and "%H" are understood but up to now not "%M" and "%S". The later two are now translated to "%i" and "%s" automatically:
https://github.com/aimeos/aimeos-base/b ... #L220-L230

Also, the documentation has been updated so the date_create() placeholders should be now used instead:
https://aimeos.org/docs/latest/cronjobs ... t/#backups
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