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To ease renaming attributes this feature allows to set up an alias for an attribute so that requests still using the old name continue working and allow a graceful migration. Do not resolve redirect in the Servershell as humans should pick up the new name immediately otherwise it could increase the risk to become a permanent thing because we humans are lazy
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Forgot about the joined queries. Added a test with Claude
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To ease renaming attributes this feature allows to set up an alias for an attribute so that requests still using the old name continue working and allow a graceful migration.
Do not resolve redirect in the Servershell as humans should pick up the new name immediately otherwise it could increase the risk to become a permanent thing because we humans are lazy