In the current way the automatic column matching, the csv header has to match the field name exactly, but sometimes the header might have similar or alternative names for columns, this PR adds the possibility to define alternative names the column might have and hopefully be able to automatically match all columns.
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In the current way the automatic column matching, the csv header has to match the field name exactly, but sometimes the header might have similar or alternative names for columns, this PR adds the possibility to define alternative names the column might have and hopefully be able to automatically match all columns.
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