Josh Close
Josh Close
Yeah, you're probably right. For now you could do this. ```cs using CsvIndex = CsvHelper.Configuration.Attributes.IndexAttribute; ```
I'll add this as a feature.
Fixed in next release.
You need to specify the index on every property. The order can't be determined correctly without it.
Why should the attributes on a base class take precedence over attributes on the child? I know that works well for you, but in general terms.
Add the version the library expects. It should said what version is the dependency is on NuGet. What library is it?
That library should have maximum version specified then. There are a few things you can do. 1. Add CsvHelper version 7.1.1 to your project. 1. Use a binding redirect for...
Which option did you go with?
The name index caches are internal now. How are you using them? `QuoteString` is internal now and called `escapeQuoteString`. There is also `escapeDelimiterString` and `escapeNewlineString` that are used when writing...
What are you using `areHeadersEqual` for? Maybe we can accomplish the same thing in another way.