Just downloaded today's daily build x This one takes less than a minute to import: rows. Thanks a lot indeed Hello chrisjlocke! Now it imports all rows correctly and the timing on Window 10 is on par with Linux as well. Skip to content. Star New issue. Jump to bottom. Copy link. Hello everyone, These days I have been testing Db Browser for sqlite :- Windows 7 64 bit with yesterday's daily build 3.
MKleusberg added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 2, Fix progress dialog for imports of very large CSV files …. QProgressDialog only takes an int as the maximum value and the current value. So using the number of bytes parsed so far isn't going to work for very large files when an int will overflow. This commit changes this by precalculating a progress indicator and handing that over to the QProgressDialog object.
See issue Hello everyone! Hello Justin, Thanks a lot for testing this huge txt file on Windows too! Hello chrisjlocke , What do you mean debug? Sublime shows the same total number of rows of PostgreSQL and Microsoft Excel, that is: rows I have select the last row of my geonames table through DbBrowser and it is similar to the one last line showed by Sublime.
Consequenly, I suppose there may be something wrong in the previous rows of my tables as regard their importing into DbBrowser See this screenshot where Sublime text editor shows the number of row for this text file. A quick visual shows that some rows are 'corrupted' though. If someone wants a new build now? This one takes less than a minute to import: rows As far as I am concerned, you can close this bug since: it does work on Linux now ; this.
This was my main reason for opening this issue.. Are you sure you're setting the quote character to nothing? This is it :- Now it imports all rows correctly and the timing on Window 10 is on par with Linux as well.
Thanks a lot for pointing out my flaws. Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment. Linked pull requests. Fyi, the newlines aren't being removed. They are still there, notepad just doesn't know how to display them.
Otherwise, you'll have to change the committed file to use Windows-style line endings. Good point. I just wanted to make it clear that it was Notepad, not GitHub, that was making the newlines disappear. Ajedi Yeah, I wasn't too clear with the original question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.
Chronial Chronial Thanks for this answer! Internally, the "Download Zip" feature from GitHub leverages git archive. However you may still Use a tool like Unix2Dos to batch convert your text files Send a mail to support github. All right, if that's the case I think I'll go with the trouble of either using Unix2Dos or writing a short Python script to do the job. Thanks for the answer! Actually adding a. Chronial For this to works, the.
Chronial I shall try that one then. I have been trying to include a. Using git show or git cat-file -p will bypass this conversion. Improve this answer. TrentP TrentP 3, 16 16 silver badges 32 32 bronze badges. Taylan Karaman Taylan Karaman 1 1 silver badge 8 8 bronze badges. Chris Chris k 63 63 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. What do you mean by "Line endings are an attribute of files"? Do you mean that line endings is a kind of meta data of the file and is stored with the file?
Line endings aren't metadata; they're regular data. They're not normally displayed, but they're otherwise just like regular characters. My point is that asking, "what line endings are in this repository? It's like asking, "does my repository use uppercase or lowercase letters? Otherwise, your local files may not match what's actually in the remote repo.
Line ending are metadata in git. This attribute is data about the file and not the data in the file itself. That's metadata. There is no attribute for uppercase or lowercase, nor will git convert the case of a file on check-in or check-out, so that is not comparable.
TrentP, line endings are characters in files. Consider a that they still exist even if there is no. Git can change them if you want it to, but that doesn't mean they're simply metadata. I'm not sure why you're bringing up upppercase and lowercase I'm a bit late to the game, but this worked perfectly for me. Viewing the raw content and then right-clicking to download didn't work for my case because I needed the file in a specific format, which wasn't offered by my computer.
The commands in this answer download everything as is though. Mark Mark 5, 5 5 gold badges 37 37 silver badges 52 52 bronze badges. Joe Leo Joe Leo 5 5 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. Some files are hosted on raw. Cam Song Cam Song 2, 1 1 gold badge 20 20 silver badges 18 18 bronze badges. Can you make sure you are using the latest version? Glad to help you to make it work. I am on the newest version of Chrome, What operating system are you using?
Im on OS X Mavericks. Please aware that folder are not downloadable. Maybe you can try on a different machine. From this view, simply right-click and save as the file — Thierry Dalon. There is a chrome extension called Enhanced Github It will add a download button directly to the right of each file. This is better than Github Mate solely because it doesn't ask for "Read all your browsing history" permission!
It is necessary to add token from your GitHub's account. Ariansaputra I've been using it for a long time now, never came across any issues. It should be safe. I don't see why it wouldn't be — Abraham Murciano Benzadon. GitHub User Interface There's a download button on most images. There's a download button on the repository's homepage. Of course, this downloads the entire repo, after which you would need to unzip the download and then manually drag out the specific files you need.
Other browser's will have a similar UI, but the selection description may vary. Third Party Tools There are a variety of browser extensions and web apps that can handle this, with DownGit being one of them. Note that the link should be the GitHub. Subversion GitHub does not support git-archive the git feature that would allow us to download specific files. GitHub does however, support a variety of Subversion features, one of which we can use for this purpose.
Subversion is a version control system an alternative to git. You'll need Subversion installed. You'll need to modify this URL, though. You want the link to the repository, followed by the word "trunk", and ending with the path to the nested file. Go to the file on GitHub. This method isn't all that useful for a single file, though you'd be more likely to use it for downloading a specific folder, as detailed in the answer that I linked to above.
In case you want to download a zip file from github using wget wget -O filename. You can download any file, not just. Gray k 22 22 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Drew Michel Drew Michel 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges. Thanks — Gray. CarlosAndres use the ref parameter developer. Let's talk about the CSV files. IF you want to download the CSV file: Go to that particular dataset that you want to download and click on it.
You will see "Raw" button on the top right side of the dataset. Press "Alt" and then left click the "Raw" button. The whole CSV will download in your system. I hope that helps. GitHub Releases feature Rather than link to download a specific file within the repo, you should use GitHub's Releases feature to associate downloadable data such as compiled binaries with the tagged version of the source code used to generate that data.
Releases are accompanied by release notes and links to download the software or source code. This is the simplest solution, doable right from your browser! From your repository main page, select releases 2. Click on the commit number. Find the file you want, click on the three dots Click on View raw to download the file!!!
You should just do it with the raw URL of your file. Kevin Delord Kevin Delord 2, 21 21 silver badges 22 22 bronze badges.
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