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remove duplicated steps in Pentaho transformation entity_migration.ktr#424

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remove duplicated steps in Pentaho transformation entity_migration.ktr#424
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The Pentaho transformation entity_migration.ktr contains 5 duplicated steps:

  • "Get eperson 2"
  • "Append eperson metadata"
  • "eperson values not null"
  • "is eperson"
  • "select metadata attributes 2 2"

This PR removes the duplicated steps.

It was created by opening the transformation file entity_migration.ktr (latest version) with Pentaho PDI Spoon 9.4 and save it immediately (without applying any modification to the transformation).

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I can confirm that using spoon in Pentaho 9.4.0.0-343 will lead to the same result of changed lines

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Has the problem been fixed in the meantime?

@github-actions github-actions bot removed the stale label Mar 1, 2026
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