Then two weeks later someone notices the related-content sidebar is empty on 8,000 pages, half the article hero images resolve to a 404, and the tag pages that used to rank now list either… Read the rest at Replatform Radar When you move a Drupal site to a headless CMS, the thing most likely to break silently is not your content.
When you move a Drupal site to a headless CMS, the thing most likely to break silently is not your content.
So every taxonomy tag, every embedded image, every "related articles" block that pointed at an old number now points at nothing, or worse, at whatever content happened to inherit that number.
The migration "succeeds." Every article is present, the word counts match, everyone high-fives.
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When you move a Drupal site to a headless CMS, the thing most likely to break silently is not your content. So every taxonomy tag, every embedded image, every "related articles" block that pointed at an old number now points at nothing, or worse, at whatever content happened to inherit that number. The migration "succeeds." Every article is present, the word counts match, everyone high-fives.
It is the invisible wiring between pieces of it. The links inside them just quietly go nowhere.
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