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When I provide a column_name_mapping to compare_tables(), it uses the mapping to compare the values in the respective columns and fills the section "Column Matches" properly. For example, if column_name_mapping = {"a": "b"}, the values of column "a" in the left table are compared with the values of column "b" in the right table.
However, it still fills the lists "Missing in left: ["b"]" and "Missing in right: ["a"]". I think it would be more intuitive for a user to remove the column names from these missing lists. If I provide a column_name_mapping, I always remove the values contained in the mapping from these lists, to see which columns are actually missing.
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When I provide a
column_name_mapping
tocompare_tables()
, it uses the mapping to compare the values in the respective columns and fills the section "Column Matches" properly. For example, ifcolumn_name_mapping = {"a": "b"}
, the values of column "a" in the left table are compared with the values of column "b" in the right table.However, it still fills the lists "Missing in left: ["b"]" and "Missing in right: ["a"]". I think it would be more intuitive for a user to remove the column names from these missing lists. If I provide a
column_name_mapping
, I always remove the values contained in the mapping from these lists, to see which columns are actually missing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: