[library] Refine oversized Excel export handling #67
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| for df, sheet in zip(dataframes, sheets): | ||
| sanitized_sheet: str = self._sanitize_name(sheet) | ||
| base_filename: str = f"{datetime_string}_{file_name}_{sanitized_sheet}" | ||
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| parquet_path: Path = self._build_output_path( |
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Output filenames are derived from self._sanitize_name(sheet) and then reused for both Parquet and CSV exports, but there is no guarantee that the sanitized names are unique. If two sheets differ only by characters that _sanitize_name strips (e.g. "Sales#1" vs "Sales@1"), both exports target the same base_filename, so the later write silently replaces the earlier files and those data are lost. Consider de‑duplicating sanitized names or appending a counter when a collision occurs before writing.
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