Added district config in export to exploitation db #509
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Context
In order to correctly activate the certificate for the district that have activated it, we need to have more information in our exploitation db (mongo), coming from our main db (postgresql).
Enhancement
this PR adds :
configon all items transferred from our main db (postgresql) to our exploitation DB (mongodb) : address, common toponym and district in ourwithBanIdon all items transferred from our main db (postgresql) to our exploitation DB (mongodb) : address, common toponym (it was already exported on district items).This PR also adds the config district in the field returned by the
lookup