validate: wrong stats output applying cli to a bad CSV
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Trying to validate this this bad CSV file I have in the stats this:
"stats": {
"hash": "",
"bytes": 0,
"fields": 247,
"rows": 0
}
It’s not 0 bytes and it has more than 0 rows and fields.
I have used this command (4.19.5) frictionless validate --buffer-size 250000 --sample-size 750 _10012018141849.csv --json
.
Thank you
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Thanks! I’ll investigate
Thank you!