Hi @kevinroman,
WP Migrate Support Team here. Thanks for reaching out with your query! We would be happy to assist.
WP Migrate can export your entire WordPress site, including the database and files necessary to fully replicate the site in a new environment. The resulting ZIP archive can then be imported to Local.
https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-migrate-db-pro/doc/importing-wordpress-local-development-environment/
When exporting a multisite network, you’ll need to include WordPress core files during the export to ensure the constants defined in wp-config.php are maintained throughout the export and import process.
If there were any issues with your subsite after the import process, could you let us know if any errors appeared during the import? Also, did you encounter any problems during the export process?
We look forward to your response!
I assume you mean your Pro version, since that doesn’t appear possible using the Lite version.
I included the WordPress core files and didn’t see any errors at all during export or import into Local. The main site is perfectly duplicated and the data for the subsite is all there, but just isn’t connected at all (my live subsite does have a custom domain, but even including a find/replace during export to change that to something like “subsite.mainsite.local” didn’t make it operable.
Local has been so great to run test copies of single WP installs locally, that I really wanted to give Migrate a try, but I guess if I want to test things on a multisite copy, I’ll need to just duplicate it as an actual live test site using something like Updraft.
Thanks for your time!
