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console: null-proof GDPR record parsing and encoding #2816

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@groldan groldan commented Nov 6, 2019

Make sure no null value coming from the database can
break the GDPR data export.

Use commons-csv to write csv file to ensure the contents
of the files are correctly formatted.

Make sure no null value comming from the database can
break the GDPR data export.

Use commons-cvs to write csv file to ensure the contents
of the files are correctly formatted.
@fvanderbiest fvanderbiest requested review from pmauduit and RemiDesgrange and removed request for fvanderbiest November 7, 2019 08:30
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I have not a good knowledge of this code, but the diff looks good to me.

Use commons-csv to write csv file to ensure the contents
of the files are correctly formatted.

Since no modification have been made onto the pom, I supposed it has already been introduced earlier. Relying on the current state of the pom it does (and since no version are specified, I'd guess it comes from the root pom or spring-boot-dependencies). It seems better using the lib than generating it by hand indeed.

@fvanderbiest fvanderbiest merged commit b21d421 into georchestra:master Nov 14, 2019
@groldan groldan deleted the GSHDF-291 branch October 30, 2020 17:22
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