Add data-rescue code #299
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Co-authored-by: Tom Dooner <[email protected]>
* Custom merge/equality strategy for different fields * Attempt to sanitize SQL * Put SQL in a transaction
Co-authored-by: Arin Choi <[email protected]>
* Take the most recent `students`/`household`/`income` subflow array
* Match ignoring middle names
* Match ignoring inner spaces ("Apt 8" vs "Apt 8")
This script truly is the pinnacle of my software engineering career to-date. Just kidding. It's just crazily overengineered. But it was very nice to merge the 49 records or so using it!
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Thanks to Arin's and Ana's work, we've finally dug out of the data issues by rescuing as much as was possible. For posterity, I'm going to commit these scripts. We can delete them at any point later, since hopefully we will never need them again.