feat: Add std.parseCsv and std.manifestCsv #701
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I suppose we might make this a user option in future... No need to do it now though.
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| keys = append(keys, fmt.Sprintf("%s__%d", k, c-1)) |
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I think this is actually going to be confusing because it's not going to round-trip back through the manifest function (the mangled column names will appear in the output). Also the behaviour would have to be documented which would be a pain. Now you've renamed the function and it doesn't look like a generic CSV reader anymore I think what you were originally doing was fine.
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I guess we can add an argument called handle_duplicate_headers=false for users to opt for this. Using this flag, we could either overwrite the duplicate headers or rename the duplicate fields as above. WDYT?
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std.parseCsvandstd.manifestCsvin standard librarycpp-jsonnet PR: google/jsonnet#1088