Change event revenue attributes to type: numeric #25
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…causes issues in BigQuery when doing sums. Changed to numeric
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With this I get: It seems that 2.99 is somehow a string and Singer doesn't like transforming it to a number. I'm not very familiar with how this process should work but it seems this PR needs to handle this better. |
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event_revenue and event_revenue_usd are of type string. This causes issues in BigQuery when doing sums. Changed to numeric
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event_revenue and event_revenue_usd are of type string. This causes issues in BigQuery when doing sums. Changed to numeric
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