A equipe pode exportar os registros da equipe em /admin/logs/staff_action_logs para visualizar o histórico completo, pois exibimos apenas um subconjunto de registros na interface de administração. Alguns registros podem conter vírgulas nos detalhes, o que quebra a formatação do CSV.
Can commas be escaped in this output @vinothkannans?
No, the commas are not breaking the CSV file. Maximum number of characters allowed in a single cell of MS Excel sheet is 32,767. If a column exceeded the characters limit then it’s breaking the CSV format. In our case details column having more characters in some post_edit staff actions. If I open the same CSV file in Google Sheets then it renders all the columns correctly.
If needed I’ll limit the maximum number of characters for details column to ~30,000 in the export unconditionally.
30k chars still seems like a lot. Do we need that many characters in a cell? If so, why?
It’s due to giant posts. For example, many of our internal runbooks tend to be quite long. Likely only the post_edit staff action as Vinoth noted would have this many characters.
Also we storing both old and new post raws for post_edit staff actions in discourse/app/services/staff_action_logger.rb at 4383afb769d97bc9724d5448c0583b14c39782d0 · discourse/discourse · GitHub.
We should aggressively truncate this, I don’t see the point of creating such bulk in the database over something so trivial.
Okay, I’ll try to improve this by storing only the edit differences in the raw text.
Gostaria de encerrar este caso. Vamos fazer o mais simples aqui: limitar as células a 30k e, em seguida, encerrar. As alterações relacionadas ao delta são extremamente complexas.
Reabrindo isto. Precisamos implementar algum tipo de correção, é quase impossível revisar logs exportados com posts gigantes quebrando a formatação.
Talvez a correção mais simples aqui seja:
> '\"' + 'post \"body\" '.gsub('\"', '\"\"') + '\"'
=> "\"post \"\"body\"\" \""
Acho que isso é permitido em CSV e deve funcionar.