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Gilles MARCKMANN authored
The old from;to CSV applied a free substring replacement to both nom and prenom indiscriminately - hard to read (no sense of who a rule belongs to) and unable to express more than one variant per person. Replaced by one row per doctorant (nom;prenom;autres_noms;autres_prenoms), matched by exact comparison against a canonical form built per field, with autres_noms/autres_prenoms accepting a comma-separated list so a marriage name change and a typo can coexist on the same person. Co-Authored-By:Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
3b584474Gilles MARCKMANN authoredThe old from;to CSV applied a free substring replacement to both nom and prenom indiscriminately - hard to read (no sense of who a rule belongs to) and unable to express more than one variant per person. Replaced by one row per doctorant (nom;prenom;autres_noms;autres_prenoms), matched by exact comparison against a canonical form built per field, with autres_noms/autres_prenoms accepting a comma-separated list so a marriage name change and a typo can coexist on the same person. Co-Authored-By:Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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