Hello,

I need to be able to apply bulk operation on taxonomy terms. I saw that VBO is implemented only for nodes and users.

I didn't see any opened issue on this subject.

I will try to provide a patch for that.

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#8 drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-8.patch18.05 KBGrimreaper
#5 drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-5.patch20.41 KBGrimreaper
#3 drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-3.patch2.64 KBGrimreaper
#2 drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-2.patch1.97 KBGrimreaper
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Here is a patch.

Putting to needs work as I know it won't be commited without automated test.

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Adapt the taxonomy.views.schema.yml

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Issue summary: View changes
Related issues: +#2413781: Make admin/content/files a VBO view

Issue for file entity already exists.

#2413781: Make admin/content/files a VBO view

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Here is a new patch with a delete action and a test for that.

Status: Needs review » Needs work

The last submitted patch, 5: drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-5.patch, failed testing.

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Hello,

After seeing an article on VBO and actions (https://www.flocondetoile.fr/blog/create-action-custom-mass-updates-drup...), I realized there is no need to add a view field (and so to modify taxonomy.views.schema.yml and TaxonomyViewsData.php) as it generated automatically if there is at least an action for the entity type.

So here is an updated patch against the 8.3.x branch.

It would be cool to have for all content entites at least a default "delete" action.

Status: Needs review » Needs work

The last submitted patch, 8: drupal-vbo_taxonomy_term-2839351-8.patch, failed testing.

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Is this still the only open issue for adding VBO operations to taxonomy terms?
I need to do things like re-save and bulk flag some field values on terms in my vocabs.

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