Paul Trowbridge
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A multi-slice operation logs an array of slices, and Object.entries over an array yields its indices -- so the column read "0 = [object Object], 1 = [object Object], ...", which says nothing about what was adjusted. Each slice now gets a line. And since a dragged region is one dimension walked across a fixed set of others, the shared part is pulled out: log 118 is five slices differing only in omon, which now reads as one line of the four fixed fields and one listing Dec through Apr, rather than the same four fields five times over. Only collapsed when exactly one key varies. Two independent axes would lose their pairing when flattened, so those stay listed slice by slice. Dates arrive as epoch millis and are shown as dates; the raw payload is on the cell's title for anything the rendering has flattened. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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React + Vite
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