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Npm package ci #60
Npm package ci #60
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Never open these test files and save them with libre office or microsoft excel. They will automatically standardize the files to their favored format, making them all uniform and working with both OpenXml and Exceljs. |
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You might clarify this a bit since it is unclear:
"Never open these files and save them" – so I shall not open them but I can save them?
"They will automatically standardize the files to their favored format, making them all uniform and working with both OpenXml and Exceljs." – but this is good, isn't it? If it is not: why?
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You can open, but never save. This would uniform the format. This is not good, as we want to test readability of different flavors of .xlsx. OpenXml writes different xlsx to excel. These differences are tested with some of these files.
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Then you might state this in the Readme as well. 😉
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The statement in the one Readme is unclear, so you should revise this as soon as you have time for it...
Altough npm package release is not finished, i need the current fsspreadsheet version fully released on nuget for ARCtrl tests.
So please review -> merge -> publish to nuget asap