Seems the CsvProvider parses json strings in a peculiar way,
All quotes disappear from json, making it a kind of serialised object representation not compatible with usual JsomValue or so?
at least checking with some log exports, it’s often useful to parse such export for troubleshooting or data recovery in case of incidents p, would be nice if CsvProvider could expose types so that it can be combined in use with JsonProvider. For example being able to load a column using JsonProvidedType.Root constructor accepting JsonValue
ColumnName=json extension could be useful to add to the type provider signature?
Here some workaround that was ok for some cases but is probably quite broken (didn’t put much effort into this but it did what I needed) - https://gist.github.com/jkone27/e2688005e1f3ed95d4a7d24933e68bc0#file-csvproviderjsonishparse-fsx
Seems the CsvProvider parses json strings in a peculiar way,
All quotes disappear from json, making it a kind of serialised object representation not compatible with usual JsomValue or so?
at least checking with some log exports, it’s often useful to parse such export for troubleshooting or data recovery in case of incidents p, would be nice if CsvProvider could expose types so that it can be combined in use with JsonProvider. For example being able to load a column using JsonProvidedType.Root constructor accepting JsonValue
ColumnName=json extension could be useful to add to the type provider signature?
Here some workaround that was ok for some cases but is probably quite broken (didn’t put much effort into this but it did what I needed) - https://gist.github.com/jkone27/e2688005e1f3ed95d4a7d24933e68bc0#file-csvproviderjsonishparse-fsx