# Summary
Media: Dailymotion, implemented media module integration in D7.
Since then, many things have changed on the ecosystem, among them: (a) both Video Embed Field and Media entity appeared, each along with several providers; and (b) now Drupal 8 have a Media API in core.
At this point, it does not seem to be a good idea to port the module to 8, since there is already a working solution named Video Embed Dailymotion.
# Project URL
It was https://www.drupal.org/project/media_dailymotion, now https://www.drupal.org/project/video_embed_dailymotion contains working code.
# Where is the code?
Already on a stable release, please use the relevant one.
# Estimated completion date
N.A.
# Dependencies
- Video Embed Field on 8.x-2.x branch, which implements drupal core media api.
- Video Embed Dailymotion, which provides the provider specific code for dailymotion.
# Who's doing the port?
Not really a port, there is not an upgrade path.
All work by maintainers of the Video Embed Dailymotion module.
# What help do they need?
If someone want to write an upgrade path from d7, I guess using migrate api may be the best way, please open an issue on video_embed_dailymotion's issue queue and update the status here.
# D8 roadmap
N.A.
# Background and reference information
Moved a refined version of the contributed Media entity module to core as Media module
Comments
Comment #2
marvil07 commentedRemoving part of the guidelines from the template.
Comment #3
mmjvb commentedFYI: The expected way to deal with this situation in this project is to use Status Closed(duplicate). It would result in a message saying it was deprecated by another module, pointing to this issue to find out which.
Comment #4
marvil07 commented@mmjvb Thanks for pointing that out, changing status.
Comment #5
mmjvb commented