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Book created from a dict discards ordering #219
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Digging into this, it looks like I can work around this problem by casting my dictionary to an |
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Since Python 3.7, dictionaries preserve order, so I'd expect the following code to pass:
Unfortunately it does not.
I'd expect
sheet_names
to return the sheet names in the same order as the source dict.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: