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cave_data/cavealiases.txt

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+; This is the list of cave aliases which is parsed when a database reset is done.
+
+; This is IMPORTANT as it enables old logbook cave ids to be redirected to current cave ids.
+; such as "2017_cucc_28" => "1623-290" is Fishface.
+
+; The format is ("<identifier>","<identifier>")
+; e.g.
+("2017_cucc_28", "1623-290")
+ 
+
+; lines with initial semi-colon ; or hash # are comments
+; extra commas are ignored
+; extra blanks are ignored
+; This capability created in July 2024.
+
+# various funnies to cope with cave names used in logbooks
+        ("kh", "1623-161"),
+        ("161-kh", "1623-161"),
+        ("204-steinBH", "1623-204"),
+        ("stonebridge", "1623-204"),
+        ("hauchhole", "1623-234"),
+        ("hauch", "1623-234"),
+        ("234-hauch", "1623-234"),
+        ("tunnocks", "1623-258"),
+        ("balcony", "1623-264"),
+        ("balkon", "1623-264"),
+        ("fgh", "1623-290"),
+        ("fishface", "1623-290"),
+        ("gsh", "1623-291"),
+        ("1623-2023-lc-01", "1623-318"),
+        ("tempest", "1623-2023-lc-01"),

cave_data/pendingcaves.txt

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 ; IDs listed here will have a Cave object created in troggle
 ; on the next database reset. 
+
 ; The Cave Description will be pre-filled with instructions of how
 ; to find and update the information needed to do it properly.
 
 ; Anything after a semi-colon is ignored as a comment
 
+; This file is only parsed when a full database reset is done on the server.
+
 ; example entry (without the initial semicolon of course):
 ;1626-2019-HT-01 ; Banana Hole, see logbook