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This is a recreation of #24 from csv-serde.
This new code has been tested using Hive versions 0.11.0 through 0.14.0. Note Hive 0.14.0 dependencies do not resolve automatically in maven.
Here is a summary of the changes in this PR.
opencsv does an alright job of managing embedded line breaks in csv files (it strips carriage returns and breaks that are not \n), but using the SerDe in master with Hive results in NULLs after every row containing a line break. I've included tests and code that will take \n, \r, and \r\n and output them as , , and respectively. I've singled out these breaks because they're the only ones defined in the csv standard.