Ah yes, I've seen this behavior as well in the past during category/product imports.
We work around it by re-inserting url rewrites after the import using some custom code, but during the import certain url rewrites are being removed, so people browsing the webshop during an import will see non-seo friendly url's popping up here and there.
If I remember correctly, this only seemed to happen when we do a product import where we only import stock qty and prices. We don't import a name or url_key, since it already exists in Magento. I think the lack of those attributes in the import data, might have something to do with this problem.
Would be great if Magento can look into this, because disappearing url rewrites aren't very fun to deal with.
@hostep not really shure what the logic is on handling bugs from magento side. If you browse GitHub or even google for the "Magento2 URL Rewrite bug" you find hundreds of posts and problems. Right now also this issue was posted far more then one year ago here - nothing happened from magento side. The bug is still present and there is no reaction from magento side but creating pull requests or creating internal tickets. Is this really how you handle bugs? wow...
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This is definetely still an issue and can be easily reproduced. please reopen.
@rigroweb: it might be better to open a new issue detailing exact steps to reproduce, commenting on old already-closed issues usually has no effect (especially since most contributors - like myself - no longer have the rights to re-open issues for some reason)
Thank you. I will do exactly that.
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@hostep not really shure what the logic is on handling bugs from magento side. If you browse GitHub or even google for the "Magento2 URL Rewrite bug" you find hundreds of posts and problems. Right now also this issue was posted far more then one year ago here - nothing happened from magento side. The bug is still present and there is no reaction from magento side but creating pull requests or creating internal tickets. Is this really how you handle bugs? wow...