CSV Incorporation not handling forename emendations

[AnneV-Learn]

CSV file incorporation should add forename variations based on the emendations collection but this is not happening because the match for gender is not correct (emendations hold gender in lowercase and CSV data stores it in uppercase).
Example that illustrates the bug:
Search for William Cooper in SOM 1901 Census does not find Will Cooper from Piece RG13_2303.

To resolve will need to correct incorporation code and also create a Rake task that will correct all existing data.

[AnneV-Learn]

When the Production Search_records are corrected could you please correct the records on Test3 too, as we will need them to be correct for testing the New Search functionality.

[AnneV-Learn]

@Vino-S Just need to check what I am to test here. Is it to test CSV incorporation only or have the retrospective corrections for existing CSV search records in Test3 database been made too?

[Vino-S]

Hi @AnneV-Learn ,
I have downcased the gender in gender check: FreeUKGen/MyopicVicar@9fc978e.
Could you test it with CSV incorporation, please

[DeniseColbert]

@AnneV-Learn to test after Vino's recent fix

[AnneV-Learn]

@Vino-S I have now been able to successfully incorporate a CSV file and test that the Search picks up forenames that have been recorded as abbreviations, so this part of the story can be deployed.
Please see my comment above (24 June) re the other part of resolving this bug i.e. correcting existing CSV data.

[DeniseColbert]

@Vino-S is there an update on this?

[DeniseColbert]

Vino will share the rake task with Anne to identify potential issues be fore running on the smallest county to test.