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   This section contains a list of terms often used in this document and in GeoRocket.
   
  -Chunk:: A part of an imported file, typically a geospatial feature (e.g. a building from a 3D city model).
  +Chunk:: A part of an imported file, typically a geospatial feature (e.g. a building from a 3D city model). Chunks are immutable, which means they cannot be modified in GeoRocket's data store.
   Metadata:: Information about a chunk (such as user-defined tags and properties, as well as derived attributes).
   Secondary data store:: A store for data that is automatically derived from chunks in the main data store (e.g. https://www.khronos.org/gltf[glTF] files derived from imported CityGML chunks).
   Tag:: A user-defined label that can be attached to one or more chunks in order to categorise data. In contrast to a layer, multiple tags can be attached to a chunk.
   Property:: A user-defined key-value pair that can be attached to a chunk. Multiple properties can be attached to one chunk, but the key must be unique. Properties belong to metadata and should not be mixed up with attributes contained in the imported data (such as CityGML generic attributes or GeoJSON properties).
  -Layer:: A way to structure the data store. Can be compared to folders or directories on a hard drive. In contrast to tags, a chunk can only be stored in one layer. Chunks without a layer are kept in the root layer named `/`. Layers can be structured hierarchically, but parent layers always include all chunks of their children.
  -Indexed attribute:: In contrast to properties, indexed attributes do not belong to metadata. Instead, they are information inside the imported chunks, detected by the indexer (e.g. CityGML generic attributes or GeoJSON properties). Since chunks cannot be modified, indexed attributes are immutable.
  +Layer:: A way to structure the data store. Layers can be compared to folders or directories on a hard drive. In contrast to tags, a chunk can only be stored in one layer. Chunks without a layer are kept in the root layer named `/`. Layers can be structured hierarchically, but parent layers always include all chunks of their children.
  +Indexed attribute:: In contrast to properties, indexed attributes do not belong to metadata. Instead, they are information inside the imported chunks, detected by the indexer (e.g. GML IDs, CityGML generic attributes, or GeoJSON properties). Since chunks cannot be modified, indexed attributes are immutable.
   
   == Getting started
   
  
positive.code: 
    georocket import --tags city,district,lod1 myfile.xml
  
  In addition, you may define properties. Properties are key-value pairs that can be attached to imported files. Similar to tags, you can use properties to search chunks stored in GeoRocket. Multiple properties can be attached to a chunk, but keys must be unique. Use a colon ':' to separate key and value, and a comma to specify multiple properties.
  
    georocket import --properties type:building,lod:1 myfile.xml
  
  
negative.code: 
  Linux:
  
    export PATH=/path/to/georocket-cli-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT/bin:$PATH
  
  Windows:
  
    set PATH=C:\path\to\georocket-cli-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT\bin;%PATH%
  ====
  
  === Help command
  