What is necessary for articles and their translations during migration?

When migrating articles and their translations, including both in the same import file is essential for maintaining the relationship between the original article and its translated versions. This ensures that when users access an article in a specific language, they can seamlessly navigate to the translated version if it exists. Including both in the same import facilitates efficient migration and helps maintain the context and coherence of the content.

This approach also helps in reducing the complexity of the migration process, as it avoids the need to perform multiple migrations or maintain completely separate records for articles and their translations. By migrating them together, the integrity of the content is preserved, and it improves the user experience by providing a unified access point for multilingual support.

Using a separate migration for each article and translation could lead to issues where translations might not align properly with their respective original articles, creating gaps in the knowledge base. Therefore, including both in the same import file is not only more efficient but also ensures that users can easily find the translations they need.