Some CSV history exports (e.g. script tags, job history) generate files with “[object Object]”-entries instead of the requested clear text data/info. #29
Some CSV history exports (e.g. script tags, job history) generate files with “[object Object]”-entries instead of the requested clear text data/info.
This is a problem with UD and not UA but adding here to track so that we know it's affecting UA. We probably can do a work around but would be nice if we didnt have to.
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Some CSV history exports (e.g. script tags, job history) generate files with “[object Object]”-entries instead of the requested clear text data/info.
This is a problem with UD and not UA but adding here to track so that we know it's affecting UA. We probably can do a work around but would be nice if we didnt have to.
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