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Currently the column index for a CSV file (with headings, i.e. skipFirstRow: true) is serialized such that if the column ordering changes, the import will fail.
Examples are idDataIndex and dataSourceIndex in the config.
The same issues applies to loading XLSX files.
The current config makes the loaders not robust to any sort of column additions / reordering.
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Feature description
Currently the column index for a CSV file (with headings, i.e.
skipFirstRow: true
) is serialized such that if the column ordering changes, the import will fail.Examples are
idDataIndex
anddataSourceIndex
in the config.The same issues applies to loading XLSX files.
The current config makes the loaders not robust to any sort of column additions / reordering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: