Implement a lighter format for wikipedia importance tables #3424
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The latest commit should be implementing that. Or do you have a different place in mind? |
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ah I see it now |
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Adds support for the new simpler CSV format for wikipedia importance values. This also comes with a much simplified table structure: redirects and articles are now in the same table and all unnecessary information has been dropped leaving only wikipedia article, wikidata ID and importance.
Support for the old-style wikipedia importance dumps remains in place for now. There will be official CSV dumps once we have removed the last obstacles in the generation process in https://github.com/osm-search/wikipedia-wikidata.