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In a self-hosting support thread titled ‘Rake post without confirmation,’ Ludovik_Dopierala seeks to automate the rake posts:remap command for over 500 URL replacements without manual confirmation prompts. pfaffman suggests bypassing the rake task by using Rails directly via DbHelper.remap("old","new"), referencing Administrative Bulk Operations for guidance. Ludovik_Dopierala confirms the need for a --force or --yes flag and plans to explore Rails. pfaffman offers a workaround: echo y | rake posts:remap["old_url1/","new_url1"], or editing the rake task directly in ./lib/tasks. Ludovik_Dopierala reports that DbHelper.remap fails outside Rails but confirms the echo y | rake method works successfully. pfaffman clarifies that DbHelper must be executed within a Rails console, not the shell. The thread concludes with a functional workaround for batch URL remapping without interactive confirmation.

1

Hello,

I need to play lof ot rake posts:remap

Is ti possible to force (without a confirmation Y/n) ?

thanks for help

Ludo

2

I’d do it from rails and skip the rake task. Administrative Bulk Operations might offer some hints on how to do that.

3

@pfaffman ok thank you I will take a look.

Basically I already have a file with more than 500 url that I need to replace :

  1. rake posts:remap[“old_url1/”,“new_url1”]
  2. rake posts:remap[“old_url2/”,“new_url2”]
  3. etc

I will try to find how I can do with rails. But it will be great if we have switch like --force or --yes to avoid confirm.

Than you for your help

4

Here’s what I’d do:

DbHelper.remap("old","new")

If you wanted to use the rake task you can try doing a echo y| rake ... or just edit the rake task in ./lib/tasks

5

@pfaffman an error with
DbHelper.remap(“old”,“new”)

But this work fine
echo y| rake posts:remap[“old_url1/”,“new_url1”]

Than you so much.

6

Glad that worked. The DbHelper needs to be run inside rails, not the shell.