when a transformation produces invalid manifest, it's an application error, but would be nice if it were a user error.
It's ok it's an application error by default - because invalid manifest is an error of the application (no the user)
at JsonDecode->decode('{'columns': [b'blank0', b'ID', b'Aktivni', b'Bid', b'Mesto', b'Rank', b'Platnost', b'Nazev', b'Cena', b'Prokliky', b'Utrata', b'Konverzi', b'Obrat', b'PNO', b'PPC', b'Akce', b'date']}', 'json', array()) in JsonEncoder.php line 73
at JsonEncoder->decode('{'columns': [b'blank0', b'ID', b'Aktivni', b'Bid', b'Mesto', b'Rank', b'Platnost', b'Nazev', b'Cena', b'Prokliky', b'Utrata', b'Konverzi', b'Obrat', b'PNO', b'PPC', b'Akce', b'date']}', 'json') in Adapter.php line 120
at Adapter->readFromFile('/tmp/docker/run-5d556252711593.68258581/data/out/tables/output.csv.manifest') in TableWriter.php line 214
at TableWriter->readTableManifest('/tmp/docker/run-5d556252711593.68258581/data/out/tables/output.csv.manifest') in TableWriter.php line 115
when a transformation produces invalid manifest, it's an application error, but would be nice if it were a user error.
It's ok it's an application error by default - because invalid manifest is an error of the application (no the user)