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When importing posts to a site as part of a multi-part import process, it's possible that categories and posts will not be imported in the same run. When importing posts separately from term information, match the post's term data to terms that already exist on the site when possible.
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When importing posts to a site as part of a multi-part import process, it's possible that terms and posts will not be imported in the same run. When importing posts separately from term information, match the post's term data to terms that already exist on the site when possible.
This may be the issue in #110.
I'm currently working on a large and complicated migration and this new importer is really helping me out. Thanks for working on this!