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I've not seen it reported, so I'm guessing this is a mistake I made during the upgrade.
After upgrading, all of the vocabularies on my blog content type show as individual fields and weren't connected to Calais at all. After enabling Calais for the blog content type again and reproducing the settings, it created all of the vocabularies again.
I'm guessing the Calais upgrade didn't work or I missed something altogether. Any help would be appreciated.
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Comment #1
ryan.gibson CreditAttribution: ryan.gibson commentedWould the best solution be to merge the vocabularies in mysql with something like...
UPDATE taxonomy_term_data SET vid = 3 WHERE vid = 7;
I am too far into development to go back and try the upgrade again.
Comment #2
ryan.gibson CreditAttribution: ryan.gibson commentedHas anyone else ran into this issue when upgrading from D6 to D7? Any help would be much appreciated.
Comment #3
ryan.gibson CreditAttribution: ryan.gibson commentedFor anyone else stumbling upon this issue, whether it was the best way or not, you can merge the vocabularies using the mysql command above.
Comment #4
ryan.gibson CreditAttribution: ryan.gibson commentedIf you need to find the vid, you can use...
SELECT vid FROM taxonomy_vocabulary WHERE name = 'TVShow';