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The worksheets received from the Excel file do not keep the order.
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{:ok, lists} = Xler.worksheets(file_path)
Logger.debug("lists: #{inspect(lists, pretty: true)}")
...And run it a few times, result:
13:37:49.942 [debug] lists: ["Sheet2", "Sheet1", "Sheet3"]
13:37:49.942 [debug] lists: ["Sheet3", "Sheet2", "Sheet1"]
The order of the worksheets can be impor
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With TS 3.4 it became common practice to create tuples with
[a, b, c] as const. This is really convenient, however the resulting tuple isreadonly. It would be awesome to add support for these readonly tuples, right now I get errorreadonly (something) is not assignable to any[].