Closed cole-brokamp closed 2 years ago
If I run a.csv through, I get some unexpected output. It only seems to happen with date ranges in a row that both span more than one decade. Each one works fine individually in a csv file. The problem is only when they are right in a row.
a.csv
> cat a.csv lat, lon, start_date, end_date 39.15, -84.51, "2010/04/12", "2020/12/31" 39.15, -84.51, "2010/04/11", "2020/12/30" > cat a_st_census_tract_v0.0.3.csv lat,lon,start_date,end_date,census_tract_vintage,census_tract_id 39.15,-84.51,2010-04-12,2010-12-31,2010,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2010-04-11,2010-12-31,2010,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2020-01-01,2020-12-31,2020,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2020-01-01,2020-12-30,2020,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2010-04-12,2010-12-31,2010,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2010-04-11,2010-12-31,2010,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2020-01-01,2020-12-31,2020,39061006900 39.15,-84.51,2020-01-01,2020-12-30,2020,39061006900
If I run
a.csv
through, I get some unexpected output. It only seems to happen with date ranges in a row that both span more than one decade. Each one works fine individually in a csv file. The problem is only when they are right in a row.