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Describe the bug
When importing a csv of recipients, the first row in the csv is skipped even if ‘skip first row’ is left unchecked. The subprocess status count seems to be off as well, upon completion of testing a 3 email csv import it came back as ‘4 of the 3 recipients processed’, even though it only successfully imported two emails.
Steps to Reproduce
Create a CSV where the first row data is an email (no "email" header row)
Import the recipients into a new recipient group, leaving "Skip first row" unchecked
When finished the new group should be missing the first email listed in the csv.
Expected Behavior
If the 'Skip first row' is unchecked, the first row of the CSV should be imported if it's a valid email.
Possible Fix
Ensure that the skip first row flag is respected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When importing a csv of recipients, the first row in the csv is skipped even if ‘skip first row’ is left unchecked. The subprocess status count seems to be off as well, upon completion of testing a 3 email csv import it came back as ‘4 of the 3 recipients processed’, even though it only successfully imported two emails.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
If the 'Skip first row' is unchecked, the first row of the CSV should be imported if it's a valid email.
Possible Fix
Ensure that the skip first row flag is respected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: