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Firstly, thanks for this open source software. It will save me from wasting a bunch of time importing unchanged csv rows into my database.
In the README.md, a suggested use case is having additions.csv & modifications.csv. I cannot see in the documentation a suggested way to do this.
As a golang newbie, my approach is to:
csvdiff base-small.csv delta-small.csv -o rowmark > rowmark-small.csv
rowmark-small.csv
This, seems slightly inefficient as I'm 'parsing' the data twice, once with csvdiff, then again.
Is there a better method to get the files? Or, could this be a feature request where csv-files could be entered as an argument for output format.
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Firstly, thanks for this open source software. It will save me from wasting a bunch of time importing unchanged csv rows into my database.
Feature request
In the README.md, a suggested use case is having additions.csv & modifications.csv. I cannot see in the documentation a suggested way to do this.
As a golang newbie, my approach is to:
csvdiff base-small.csv delta-small.csv -o rowmark > rowmark-small.csv
rowmark-small.csv
to make the 3 files additions.csv, modifications.csv & deletions.csvThis, seems slightly inefficient as I'm 'parsing' the data twice, once with csvdiff, then again.
Is there a better method to get the files?
Or, could this be a feature request where csv-files could be entered as an argument for output format.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: