BUG to_clipboard passes the wrong sep to to_csv #21398
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Originally, the sep is \t as to_csv expects. A commit changes the sep to r'\t', causing an exception. The exception is suppressed (with except: pass), causing the data frame to be passed to to_string downstream (even though it should be handled to to_csv)
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| @anhqle : Thanks for this! Going to need a test to protect against this in the future. |
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| Close because duplicate of #21111 |
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Originally, the sep is
\tas to_csv expects. A commit changes the sep tor'\t',causing an exception (becausecsv.writerexpects the delimiter to be a one-character string). The exception is suppressed (withpassin theexceptblock), causing the data frame to be passed toto_stringdownstream (even though it should be handled byto_csv)Changing
r't'back to\tis a quick fix, but justpassin theexceptblock seems like the more problematic root cause (that I'm not handling here).git diff upstream/master -u -- "*.py" | flake8 --diff