ESC-417-date-input-is-not-showing-in-google-sheet

[chiragchhatrala]

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• New Features
  • Enhanced data submission to spreadsheets by including hidden fields in the output.

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The pull request modifies the buildRow method in the Google Sheets SpreadsheetManager class. The change updates the FormSubmissionFormatter instantiation by adding a showHiddenFields() method call before outputStringsOnly(). This modification suggests that the spreadsheet export process will now include hidden form fields in the output, potentially expanding the range of data being processed and submitted to the Google Spreadsheet.

Changes

File	Change Summary
api/app/Integrations/Google/Sheets/SpreadsheetManager.php	Updated buildRow method to include showHiddenFields() when formatting form submission data

Possibly related PRs

• fix google sheet image url #522: Modification of the buildRow method in the SpreadsheetManager class, with similar changes to FormSubmissionFormatter instantiation

Suggested reviewers

• JhumanJ

Poem

🐰 A rabbit's tale of spreadsheet might,
Hidden fields now dancing bright,
Formatter tweaked with gentle care,
Rows of data beyond compare!
Google Sheets, our digital friend,
Revealing secrets without end! 🔍

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api/app/Integrations/Google/Sheets/SpreadsheetManager.php (1)

132-132: LGTM! The change appropriately addresses the date input visibility issue.

The addition of showHiddenFields() should fix the date input visibility in Google Sheets, as date inputs are likely implemented as hidden form fields.

Let's verify the fix works specifically for date inputs:

Consider adding a code comment explaining why showHiddenFields() is necessary, particularly its relationship with date inputs, to prevent future regressions.

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