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# ===============================================
# WordPress Database Import Configuration - Multisite Example
# ===============================================
# This is an example configuration file for WordPress Multisite installations.
# Copy this file to your WordPress root directory as 'wpdb-import.conf'
# and customize the settings for your project.
#
# File Location: Place in the same directory as wp-config.php
# Usage: wp-db-import will automatically detect and use this configuration

[general]
# SQL file to import (relative to WordPress root or absolute path)
sql_file=multisite-production.sql

# Main production domain (usually the network admin domain)
old_domain=admin.example.com

# Main local development domain
new_domain=example.test

# Include all database tables (recommended for complete imports)
# Set to false to only process WordPress core tables
all_tables=true

# Run in preview mode without making actual changes
# Set to true for testing, false for actual imports
dry_run=false

# Automatically clear post revisions before search-replace
# Improves performance by reducing database size
clear_revisions=true

# Automatically setup Stage File Proxy plugin for media management
# Allows using production media files without downloading them
setup_stage_proxy=true

# Skip confirmation prompts and proceed automatically
# Set to false for safer, interactive operation (recommended for multisite)
auto_proceed=false

[site_mappings]
# Format: blog_id:old_domain:new_domain
# Each line represents one site in your multisite network
#
# Example mappings for a typical multisite setup:
# Main site (ID 1) - Network admin
1:admin.example.com:example.test

# Subsites - Map each production subdomain to local subdirectory
2:blog.example.com:example.test/blog
3:shop.example.com:example.test/shop
4:news.example.com:example.test/news
5:support.example.com:example.test/support
6:docs.example.com:example.test/docs

# Alternative: Subdomain to subdomain mapping
# 2:blog.example.com:blog.example.test
# 3:shop.example.com:shop.example.test

# Note: If your database contains sites not listed here,
# the tool will prompt you to configure them during import
# and automatically add them to this file for future use.