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DDST-373: Add new fields to FOXML migration #134

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DDST-373: Add new fields to FOXML migration #134

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@chrismacdonaldw chrismacdonaldw added the minor Added functionality that is backwards compatible. label Jul 25, 2024
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Got a number of fixes together in #135 but it seems like there's other issues that are unaccounted for, such as field_subject now allowing only subject and geo_location term references, but the current mapping of subject, person and organization doesn't seem to be flagged as a gap in the MMS.

adam-vessey and others added 10 commits July 26, 2024 15:39
Also, prevent whatever was causing the serialization issue?
Was apparently related to the "sub process" plugin naively rethrowing
exceptions as `\Exception`, which would've proceeded with an undefined
`$save` variable?
They're handled in their own dedicated fields.
Entities creates under it (instead of via stub migrations) would not be
removed when rolling back.
Also, fix up the gate lock business.
@nchiasson-dgi nchiasson-dgi merged commit 9c2d9b7 into main Jul 31, 2024
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@nchiasson-dgi nchiasson-dgi deleted the DDST-373 branch July 31, 2024 17:23
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