Description
In the app, when using the command line to compare 2 csv files which contains headers, and when adding the parameter « difference only » for the report, the html does not contains the headers. It makes sence because headers in both files have same headers and obviously the headers line does not show up in the report.
The thing is the difficulty to read the report when you have a huge number of columns in your csv files. You can’t tell easily in the report which column a value belongs to if you do not count one by one.
It would be nice to have an option in command line to specify that headers should be in the report even if no difference found.
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Description
In the app, when using the command line to compare 2 csv files which contains headers, and when adding the parameter « difference only » for the report, the html does not contains the headers. It makes sence because headers in both files have same headers and obviously the headers line does not show up in the report.
The thing is the difficulty to read the report when you have a huge number of columns in your csv files. You can’t tell easily in the report which column a value belongs to if you do not count one by one.
It would be nice to have an option in command line to specify that headers should be in the report even if no difference found.
Examples or references (optional)
No response
Additional context
No response