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`"data_wizard.idmap.never"` | Default in 1.x | Require user to manually map all IDs the first time they are found in a file
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`"data_wizard.idmap.existing"` | New in 1.3, Default in 2.0 | Automatically map existing IDs, but require user to map unknown ids
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`"data_wizard.idmap.always"` | New in 1.3 | Always map IDs (skip manual mapping). Unknown IDs will be passed on as-is to the serializer, which will cause per-row errors unless using natural keys.
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(custom import path) | New in 1.3 | The function should accept an identifier and a serializer field, and return the mapped value (or None) if no automatic mapping is available. See the [built-in functions][idmap.py] for examples.
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(custom import path) | New in 1.3 | The function should accept an identifier and a serializer field, and return the mapped value (or `None` if no automatic mapping is available). See the [built-in functions][idmap.py] for examples.
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Note that the configured `IDMAP` function will only be called the first time a new identifier is encountered. Once the mapping is established (manually or automatically), it will be re-used in subsequent wizard runs.
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