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Currently, names of the columns for a single google-sheet data stream is inferred from the first row of the sheet. Due to bad practice from sheet owners, column names often end up with non-ASCII characters, or problematic characters such as newlines. Such cases can be problematic depending on the singer target.
Would it be hard to implement an option to use python-slugify, or another way to standardize strings, to standardize column names?
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Currently, names of the columns for a single google-sheet data stream is inferred from the first row of the sheet. Due to bad practice from sheet owners, column names often end up with non-ASCII characters, or problematic characters such as newlines. Such cases can be problematic depending on the singer target.
Would it be hard to implement an option to use
python-slugify
, or another way to standardize strings, to standardize column names?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: