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Stream every rejected row from an import job to stdout as CSV, in the exact shape of the file you uploaded. Redirect it to a file, fix the values, and re-import. The output is always CSV. The global --format and --json flags emit a stderr warning and are otherwise ignored.

Synopsis

Arguments

Examples

1. Save failures to a file

Captures the rejected rows with the uploaded file’s own header row, so you can fix the values in place and feed the file straight back to import create.

2. Count failures grouped by error code

Reads the error codes off the job record and prints the rank-ordered failure types. Useful when triaging which fix recovers the most rows.

3. Only run when the job had failures

Pairs import get with failed-export so the CSV file only appears when there is something to fix.

Response

The command writes raw CSV to stdout, not the standard JSON envelope. The columns match the file you uploaded.
If TalkValue returns a non-200 status the command fails with a usage error carrying the HTTP status. No CSV is written.

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