Console: Output tab fails with "Expected property clean to be of type boolean but received type stri
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Opening the Output tab of a finished run shows an error instead of the data:
Cannot load data from dataset. Reason: Expected property
The request the console makes is GET /v2/datasets/<id>/items?limit=50&offset=0&clean=1 - and the API is fine with that. I called it directly three ways: clean=1, clean=true, and with the parameter omitted. All three return 200 with the items. So this looks like client-side validation in the Console rejecting its own query string (clean=1 arrives as the string "1") before it renders, rather than anything wrong with the dataset or the API.
Details: it happens on both a named dataset view and the "All fields" tab; reproduced in two different browsers on the same run; my .actor/dataset_schema.json never sets clean, the views only declare transformation.fields and display. Export and the API both work, so the data is fine and this is display only.
Actor northbell/linkedin-jobs-salary-scraper, run iYekNlIEW4m9uvf5y. Flagging it because the Output tab is the first thing a customer sees after running an Actor, so right now they get an error where the results should be.
Cannot load data from dataset. Reason: Expected property
cleanclean to be of type booleanboolean but received type stringstring in objectThe request the console makes is GET /v2/datasets/<id>/items?limit=50&offset=0&clean=1 - and the API is fine with that. I called it directly three ways: clean=1, clean=true, and with the parameter omitted. All three return 200 with the items. So this looks like client-side validation in the Console rejecting its own query string (clean=1 arrives as the string "1") before it renders, rather than anything wrong with the dataset or the API.
Details: it happens on both a named dataset view and the "All fields" tab; reproduced in two different browsers on the same run; my .actor/dataset_schema.json never sets clean, the views only declare transformation.fields and display. Export and the API both work, so the data is fine and this is display only.
Actor northbell/linkedin-jobs-salary-scraper, run iYekNlIEW4m9uvf5y. Flagging it because the Output tab is the first thing a customer sees after running an Actor, so right now they get an error where the results should be.
