[Bug fix] "SyntaxError: Invalid hexadecimal escape sequence" for rendering DataFrames with "\" in content #303
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…g dataframes with html content containing "\"s
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Fixed bug where reading attached file using
DataFrame.read("bug.csv")and rendering in notebooks would result in no rendering at all. This was caused by a "\x" not being escaped and considered an "Invalid hexadecimal escape sequence". This fix replaces "" characters with proper hex codes.bug.csv