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Currently, we always add a surrogate key to the source data and have that as the identifier for the resources in the API. However, there are cases where the source data will already have a natural primary key (e.g. state abbreviation for a data set on states). In such cases it would be better to use that as the identifier.
This can be implemented as a command line option to apify.
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Currently, we always add a surrogate key to the source data and have that as the identifier for the resources in the API. However, there are cases where the source data will already have a natural primary key (e.g. state abbreviation for a data set on states). In such cases it would be better to use that as the identifier.
This can be implemented as a command line option to
apify
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: