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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions tests/features/well-inventory-csv.feature
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P1 Badge Restore @production tag on this feature

I checked the Run BDD tests step in .github/workflows/tests.yml (line 189), which runs behave with --tags="@backend and @production and not @skip"; removing the file-level @production tag here means every scenario in this feature is now excluded from that CI suite. This silently drops coverage for the well-inventory CSV flow and can allow regressions in production-gated behavior to merge undetected unless @production is added back (file-level or scenario-level).

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| well_hole_status |
| well_status |
| monitoring_frequency |
| monitoring_status |
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I think monitoring_status should be kept. Can you explain the reasoning for removing it?

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The users do not want a separate field for monitoring_status. They want to combine the monitoring frequency and monitoring status in the same way as on the well inventory form. The backend will just need to parse the monitoring_frequency column and save data to the appropriate database fields. The csv does not need to be a 1:1 reflection of the database

| sampling_scenario_notes |
| well_notes |
| well_measuring_notes |
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