Deletion by importing a value of false doesn't work for string values. For example, import the following:
{"channel_names":["foobar"], "data":[
[1445624602,"this is a string value"],
[]]}
Then call export (here, requesting JSON output) to verify the data:
./bin/export ./data-dev 1 --json feed_34.foobar
Export output should look like this:
{"channel_names":["feed_34.foobar"],"data":[
[1445624602,"this is a string value"]
]}
Then do another import, attempting to delete the value by specifying a false value:
{"channel_names":["foobar"], "data":[
[1445624602,false],
[]]}
But, if you do another export, you'll see that the string value is still there, as above.
Deletion by importing a value of
falsedoesn't work for string values. For example, import the following:{"channel_names":["foobar"], "data":[ [1445624602,"this is a string value"], []]}Then call export (here, requesting JSON output) to verify the data:
./bin/export ./data-dev 1 --json feed_34.foobarExport output should look like this:
{"channel_names":["feed_34.foobar"],"data":[ [1445624602,"this is a string value"] ]}Then do another import, attempting to delete the value by specifying a
falsevalue:{"channel_names":["foobar"], "data":[ [1445624602,false], []]}But, if you do another export, you'll see that the string value is still there, as above.