Fix CSV row column mismatch error during migration#160
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Instead of throwing "CSV row does not match the number of header columns" which crashes the entire migration, handle common CSV inconsistencies: - Skip empty/trailing blank rows (fgetcsv returns [''] for these) - Pad short rows with empty strings for missing trailing columns - Truncate rows with extra columns to match header count Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix Confidence: 90/100The fix addresses the exact error from Sentry by handling three common CSV inconsistencies that cause column count mismatches: trailing blank lines (most likely cause of the 35 events), short rows, and extra columns. The fix is minimal and defensive - it doesn't change the happy path behavior, only handles edge cases that previously threw. All existing tests pass and new tests cover the fix. |
Summary
fgetcsvreturns['']for these — now skippedTest plan
testCSVParsingHandlesTrailingEmptyLines— verifies trailing blank lines are skippedtestCSVParsingHandlesShortRows— verifies short rows are padded correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code