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There's a few parts to this which are interrelated but the original source was (massively paraphrased):
"I've uploaded a zip with multiple files in it and it's picked a csv in there and indexed it. Now it shows 100 records next to a zip with like 20 files in it and it's weird."
Similar scenarios to this are:
"I've uploaded a spreadsheet with multiple sheets and it's indexed the first one and nothing else"
"I would like to download all the files in a dataset in one zip"
And probably others!
What's the best solution here? Some initial thoughts:
allow users to untick a "index this" checkbox when uploading a new resource
don't try to find an indexable file from uploaded zips (same applies to spreadsheets I guess, instead of indexing the first sheet, just don't)
an extension of the first option would be to allow users to select which file (if any) gets indexed from a zip/spreadsheet
unzip the zip and make a resource out of each of the files automatically (then allow downloading them all via a "download this dataset" feature)
moooooore probably.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There's a few parts to this which are interrelated but the original source was (massively paraphrased):
Similar scenarios to this are:
And probably others!
What's the best solution here? Some initial thoughts:
moooooore probably.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: