Douglas
Douglas
To append a line break given your example, you have several options: ```nushell # Add the OS-appropriate line-ending $'save me(char eol)' | save foo.txt $'append me(char eol)' | save --append...
Looks like this was fixed (examples updated to `polars schema`) in #1414 and can be closed.
@LoicRiegel Reopening this since, AFAICT, the new behavior after #15629 is still not consistent between `str join` and `into string`, and even `into text` behaves differently in some cases: ```nushell...
Somewhat related -- `format date -l` shows `%+` as being RFC 3339, but: ```nushell date now | format date '%+' # => 2025-05-13T21:25:58.140009957-04:00 ```
> I didn't check the `into string` and `into text` last time, only `str join` I think Fair, but this issue (which was marked fixed by #15629) was about `str...
> "3000 years ago" | into datetime Are you still on 0.103? I thought that didn't work under 0.104?
> When I exactly know what to change, I can do the fix, and this time make sure everything in this issue is covered ^^ Thanks! ... But ;-) Based...
@userwiths > I'm gonna hold off from creating a PR for the moment. Given the previous comment, can you create a PR when you get a moment?
Not at the keyboard to test, but I'm guessing the variable-interpolated string is being compared as a string, where hard-coding the `b` is being used as a cell-path. Check out...
Yes (back at keyboard) - That's what it is. The "b" is simply a string in your failing example, so `"b" != null` is true for all rows. You'll need...