Alex Băluț

Replacing the hardcoded `"xyz"` with `"tms"` in [`plotly-2.8.3.js`](https://cdn.plot.ly/plotly-2.8.3.js) allows using `tms` tiles just fine. There is this piece of code which handles the translation of the y coordinate: `scheme ===...

Ubuntu 17.04

The example below shows the issue. Notice the parsing generates two items instead of just one, despite `has_headers(true)`. The question is what should happen when both `has_headers` and `set_headers` are...

Yes, please remove the first element of the `let expected = vec![` to see how it should work but fails

Thanks for taking the time to look into this! Yes, the implication of my request is that it _skips_ the first row when both `has_headers(true)` and `set_headers()` are called. In...

The issue I see boils down to the weirdness between `has_headers` and `set_headers`. For example: ``` use csv::ReaderBuilder; use serde::Deserialize; #[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, PartialEq)] pub struct AircraftMetadata { pub icao:...

Maybe assert in `set_headers` that `has_headers` is `true`?

The output when `let csv = "4";` (one column instead of two): ``` has_header(false) Err( Error( Deserialize { pos: Some( Position { byte: 0, line: 1, record: 0, }, ),...

Thanks for considering to improve the documentation. When using custom deserialization for custom field types it can be super confusing seeing the headers set with `set_headers` being attempted to be...

I'm just curious how you think. Ok, good luck!