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[geomesa-users] Ingesting a shapefile with a reserved word (ID) field

I have a bunch of shapefiles that all have a field with the name
ID.    I get the standard message from the command line tool:

[root@bdpgeoserver geomesa-accumulo_2.11-1.3.1]# bin/geomesa ingest -u root -p xxxxxx --zookeepers bdpnode4:2181 --instance rdk -c Korea_Data -f buildings /data/NKLayers/osmdata/data/building_polygon_1_polygon.shp ERROR The simple feature type contains attribute name(s) that are reserved words: ID. You may override this check by setting 'override.reserved.words=true' in the simple feature type user data, but it may cause errors with some functionality.
But I am not finding out how to set the override check.
I can convert everything to an editable format then delete the field manually but
that will take a lot of time.

Can I pre-create the featuretype without the field then ingest?

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