Discussion about import schema and formatting issues, with suggestions for resolving the problem.

Hey all, I'm trying to figure out an import schema. A simple example;

...as an aside, how I am formatting my import "breaks" desk and the quick and dirty way I found to fix it is to delete my dataset on the dashboard. This works for me because I'm just testing. But this would be death if I had a full dataset. For more detail when I try to click into the corrupted post desk crashes and the gui delete is in the post... I'm sure I could delete is API wise but this is more work.... thinking about it I'm sure I could delete from Postman or Insomnia but again just more work... Just trying to help. Cheers

Hey Lucas! A few things stand out to me initially!
First, regarding your slug. It has two keys

_type

and

current

. That could be tripping you up here.
Then, for the block content you're trying to import, there's this
thread from earlier in the week that would be helpful. It's about converting existing

text

to Portable text, but could be adapted for your needs.

Hey Lucas! A few things stand out to me initially!
First, regarding your slug. It has two keys

_type

and

current

. That could be tripping you up here.
Then, for the block content you're trying to import, there's this
thread from earlier in the week that would be helpful. It's about converting existing

text

to Portable text, but could be adapted for your need.

How are you importing data? Is it via the CLI or a client library?

cli

cli

Thank you for the response is

current

the key for any given content type of just slug?

Is there a better placing in the docs I should be looking

Is there a better placing in the docs I should be looking

Got it! It's just the slug field that stores its value in the

current

property. If you're looking for the properties that are required for all schema types, there's a complete list of each type here that links out to their individual pages. That should help you reshape the data you're importing into a format the Studio can display.

Got it! It's just the slug field that stores its value in the

current

property. If you're looking for the properties that are required for all schema types, there's a complete list of each type here that links out to their individual pages. That should help you reshape the data you're importing into a format the Studio can display.

Oh, and I'm not sure if you know about this Wordpress to Sanity repo . It can probably help much more than I can!