Merge datasets and keep the newest copy of each item
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Merge Apify datasets listed oldest first and keep the last (newest) copy of each URL, then output only url, title, rating, city and scrapedAt, with address.city renamed to city. This example uses our public demo dataset (19 items, 10 unique URLs). Use it to combine daily runs of a scraper into one up-to-date table.
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