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Sometimes there is some spaces or others special characters in the first line of my files.
So, when I run di-csv2xml, the output file is not a valid XML file.

Are you able to preserve only authorized characters? Or replace all unauthorized characters by another?

Hi @sebastian-neubauer-by ,

is there any interest from BY to maintain this. Or should I mark it in the readme that this artefact is sunset?

Best, Markus

Hi

I have this CSV
SKU;BRAND;NAME
S01;MyBRand1;MyName1
S02;;MayNAme2
S02;MyBRand2;MyName2

di-csv2xml will output

This is a very big problem for me, I expected it would output

could you please make a flag to do this ?

Thanks

Hi,
that's great, but unfortunately it spits out "Processed 48 records in 1ms 606us 83ns", this is annoying.
Could you add an option to remove it ? Thanks

Hello,

Nice tool, but I've an error:
thread 'main' panicked at 'byte index 75 is not a char boundary; it is inside 'é' (bytes 74..76) of 4 délégués titulaires et 4 délégués suppléants pour le Conseil général de l'Aisne, 2 délégués titulaires et 2 délégués suppléants pour Guise', src\libcore\str\mod.rs:2109:5

File:
banatic.zip

Command line:
di-csv2xml banatic -d @ -i banatic.csv -o banatic.xml

How can I fix it?

It would be useful if di-csv2xml could be compatible with files contains the tab character as delimiter.
The command line could be: -d TAB