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I have a Wordpress site with WooCommerce selling photo prints. Currently there are around 150 photos. I managed to import the photos as products fine, but each print has 3 sizes.

I've added a Size attribute with 3 "terms" for the variations. But adding these to the products one by one will take forever. There must be a quicker way!

I've tried exporting all the products and adding the variations in the CSV (copying the variations I added for the first few products and changing all relevant IDs/SKUs), but reimporting doesn't do anything - no variations are added for other products.

I've even tried diff-ing the database before and after adding variations manually, and thought I'd figured out exactly what I needed to add... but adding posts and postmetas to the database still doesn't add the variations! Surely there is an easier way?!

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