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PIM > Magento 2 EE - Image name imported to Magento with filehash #221
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Hi. We have investigated the issue further with the client and they have provided a screenshot of the error that they are experiencing. Please could you evaluate the error and provide advisement on what may be preventing the images from importing? |
The image in question that is failing is less than 90 characters when uploaded into Akeneo When looking at how Akeneo renders the image it looks like Akeneo may be prepending a random string when creating the image, which is causing the image name to be longer than 90 characters. background-image: url("/media/show/f%252F6%252F2%252F8%252Ff628420ac4ea6754dd813ed0b207ca8d4ff87104_GS0021W_willow_cane_garden_screening_MAIN_8906_logo.jpg/preview"); background-size: 648.426px 865px; display: block; |
I have a same issue, How we can solve it? I don't want to rename my image, I need some configuration to overcome the 90 characters. |
ISSUE: When importing images/assets to magento 2 the file hash is added to file name; Magento has 90 characters limit when storing filenames.
EXAMPLE: apple.jpg is imported as 493be8e08ab8635a982982d49f7c92e42365910b_apple.jpg
I cannot see any configuration settings in Magento 2 to manage the filenames.
What fix is in place to overcome the 90 character limit on Magento?
Thanks.
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