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split_occurrence_data defines the output fields for all records by those in the first file. It also adds species_name, x, y fields to all records. This may not be a problem, but it is unexpected.
To Reproduce
Run split_occurrence_data with an iDigBio DWCA, again with a GBIF DWCA, and again with both. The output from processing the iDigBio data or both iDigBio and GBIF contains only iDigBio fields. The configuration file for processing both data files specifies the iDigBio data first, and it (a DWCA) is encountered first in the code.
Expected behavior
Records should contain a union of all fields from all input files; any fields that occur in more than one input file only appear once. Values are filled in when they are present in the input record.
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Describe the bug
split_occurrence_data defines the output fields for all records by those in the first file. It also adds species_name, x, y fields to all records. This may not be a problem, but it is unexpected.
To Reproduce
Run split_occurrence_data with an iDigBio DWCA, again with a GBIF DWCA, and again with both. The output from processing the iDigBio data or both iDigBio and GBIF contains only iDigBio fields. The configuration file for processing both data files specifies the iDigBio data first, and it (a DWCA) is encountered first in the code.
Expected behavior
Records should contain a union of all fields from all input files; any fields that occur in more than one input file only appear once. Values are filled in when they are present in the input record.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: