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Does having a “period” at the beginning of a tag cause an error when tag is clicked on?

On my technical community we have one tag that was probably created before punctuation started to be stripped from new tags. Now I am not able to click on the tag and see a list of all the topics with it. I would like to update this tag so our team no longer gets an error. Right now though I can’t figure out how to see all the topics. When I use the advanced search it only picks up around 50 topics. The tag has over 1100 topics associated so I know that isn’t right.

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Based on my testing, periods are not allowed in tags. So perhaps you have an older version of Discourse where that was previously allowed?

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Yes, we did have a older version and just updated for the first time in over a year a few weeks. I’m assuming that is why this one tag is now an issue. Is there a way to get at the tag even with the error coming up? That way I can bulk change all effected topics.

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I’m not sure; @eviltrout can you recommend someone who worked on tagging recently?

5

You’ll probably need to use the rails console to fix this:

t = Tag.find_by_name(".oldnamewithperiod")
t.name = "newnamewithoutperiod"
t.save
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É o console do Rails algo que os administradores podem encontrar e usar facilmente?

Você pode descrever como encontrar o console do Rails para que meus administradores possam renomear #last.fm (Oops! Essa página não existe ou é privada.) para outra coisa, como #lastfm, por exemplo?

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Você acessa o console do Rails a partir do seu servidor. Se você tiver uma pesquisa, há vários tópicos que entram em mais detalhes, mas é essencialmente:

SSH para o seu servidor

cd /var/discourse
./launcher enter app
rails c

Embora eu também deva dizer para garantir que você faça um backup antes de tentar qualquer alteração, pois acidentes podem acontecer.

Administrative Bulk Operations tem vários exemplos se você quisesse ler antes de tentar qualquer coisa.

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