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Trim whitespace in csv headers
See original GitHub issueSometimes the headers include whitespace like
a, b , c, d
1, 2 ,3 , 4
In these cases they shouldn’t be parsed as ' b' but be ' b'.trim() instead.
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@henningBunk:
data['Issue ID']doesn’t look very pretty, but solves your problem 😃It would be even better if we could specify transform function for headers. For instance, I have report with following headers: [‘Ship To - Country’, ‘Ship To - State’, ‘Ship To - City’]. But I need: [‘country’, ‘state’, ‘city’]. I can pass a function that will erase 'Ship To - ’ part and lowercase the rest.