Ian Robertson
Ian Robertson
This is a corner case and I'm open to a "won't fix", but came across this and didn't expect the behaviour today: two examples where selecting columns that render out...
If I have a table with a pipe (`|`) in a character field and try to export and write to a string, there's no checking for whether the delimiter exists...
Not sure if it makes sense to go all the way to subclassing or ABCs, but the API calls between `Compare` and SparkCompare` are quite different. I think they could...
This is in the API reference `/api/core.html#datacompy.core.Compare.report` but should be more explicit in the usage docs too.
You can get at duplicate rows like: ```python comp.df1_unq_rows[comp.df1_unq_rows['acct_id'].isin(comp.intersect_rows['acct_id'])] ``` The compare report just says `Any duplicates on match values: Yes`. Could have some things like - Count of duplicates...
Snowflake can run off azure now (and gcp sometime this year I think), so we should at least add in the docs that we don't support azure/gcp, and maybe look...