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Here are some notes from my experience that should be helpful for others. First there was the certificate issue (Windows). Secondly if your CSV does not begin with column names you get a weird error that's hard to troubleshoot (I don't often work with CSV so this eluded me for a bit). Here are my notes:
You may need to mess with the cacert.pem certificate (Windows users).
The first line of the CSV file MUST contain column headers.
This code is set up to process the following: title,description,assignee_username,label1,label2,label3
Values must reflect valid values as defined in GitHub. For example, assignee_username must ALWAYS contain a valid username.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Here are some notes from my experience that should be helpful for others. First there was the certificate issue (Windows). Secondly if your CSV does not begin with column names you get a weird error that's hard to troubleshoot (I don't often work with CSV so this eluded me for a bit). Here are my notes:
You may need to mess with the cacert.pem certificate (Windows users).
The first line of the CSV file MUST contain column headers.
This code is set up to process the following:
title,description,assignee_username,label1,label2,label3
Values must reflect valid values as defined in GitHub. For example,
assignee_username
must ALWAYS contain a valid username.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: