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When I have an externally crafted mapping file, I currently cannot see a way to evaluate which of these mappings would "work" for wikidata - meaning: have a matching property value for the WDSOURCEPROPERTY column. The diff command does not provide this, the description of the not-yet-implemented check command seems to aim at a different use case.
An add --dry-run could provide the information where a WDTARGETPROPERTY would be added (plus warnings, where a different WDTARGETPROPERTY value is already attached, plus perhaps - with --verbose - messages where the actual property value is already in place).
In production use, the function would be very helpful to check input files in advance and avoid costly mistakes. I suppose, it could be useful in the development of wdmaper, too, because it can be run on live data again and again.
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When I have an externally crafted mapping file, I currently cannot see a way to evaluate which of these mappings would "work" for wikidata - meaning: have a matching property value for the WDSOURCEPROPERTY column. The
diff
command does not provide this, the description of the not-yet-implementedcheck
command seems to aim at a different use case.An
add --dry-run
could provide the information where a WDTARGETPROPERTY would be added (plus warnings, where a different WDTARGETPROPERTY value is already attached, plus perhaps - with--verbose
- messages where the actual property value is already in place).In production use, the function would be very helpful to check input files in advance and avoid costly mistakes. I suppose, it could be useful in the development of wdmaper, too, because it can be run on live data again and again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: