Coding score CSVs can get quite large! This PR adds the option to output a parquet from sencha translate instead. It doesn't explicitly disable csv as an option, so theoretically if desired, a user could output both.
I chose to do it this way bc I would prefer to use different file extensions (.csv, .parquet) for the output, and I think it's a little confusing because the option is explicitly --csv. I suppose this could be better handled by using a --coding-scores output + --csv and --parquet flags, but that would break current pipelines.
Closes: #68
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Coding score CSVs can get quite large! This PR adds the option to output a parquet from
sencha translateinstead. It doesn't explicitly disable csv as an option, so theoretically if desired, a user could output both.I chose to do it this way bc I would prefer to use different file extensions (
.csv,.parquet) for the output, and I think it's a little confusing because the option is explicitly--csv. I suppose this could be better handled by using a--coding-scoresoutput +--csvand--parquetflags, but that would break current pipelines.Closes: #68
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pytestormake coverageif you want to see which lines don't have tests yet)black . --check).README.mdis updated