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If the input columns don't match the order of the output columns, then users might think there is some mistake in the transform.
Expected behavior
If the original data has a column order A, B, C, ... then:
The transformed data should have the same column order with respect to the original column positions
eg. A.value, B.value, B.is_null, C.value, C.is_null, ... (it is still the case that A is before B is before C...)
The reversed transformed data should have the same column order as the original
Problem Description
If the input columns don't match the order of the output columns, then users might think there is some mistake in the
transform
.Expected behavior
If the original data has a column order
A, B, C, ...
then:eg.
A.value, B.value, B.is_null, C.value, C.is_null, ...
(it is still the case that A is before B is before C...)Additional context
Recreate this issue using the code below
Notice how
age.value
is at the very end now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: