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The docs state
--desc STR CSV column number matching description --effective-date INT CSV column number matching effective date
which should read
--desc INT CSV column number matching description --effective-date INT CSV column number matching effective date
Or even better, specify CSV column by name since ordering of columns might be arbitrary depending on tools prior in the CSV transformation chain.
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This is STR because one can specify a comma-separated list of column indices.
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This should be mentioned in the docs then? E.g.
--desc STR CSV column number or comma-separated list of column indices matching description
and I am wondering how a description can be taken from multiple columns? Does it just concatenate all the column values then?
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The docs state
which should read
Or even better, specify CSV column by name since ordering of columns might be arbitrary depending on tools prior in the CSV transformation chain.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: