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Build an ETL pipeline

Sources joined with validation, and lineage you can trace.

Fill it in

The files or feeds.

Reject bad rows loudly rather than coercing them.

So a wrong number can be traced to its row.

Your prompt

Build a pipeline over .

Validate at the BOUNDARY and reject loudly. The tempting alternative is to coerce:
parse the date if you can, default the missing amount to zero, skip the row that
fails. Every one of those produces a pipeline that never errors and quietly
changes the answer.
Make it idempotent. A rerun after a partial failure must not double-count, and the
only reliable way is a key you can upsert on.

Track lineage to the row. When a number is wrong, the question is always which
source row produced it, and a pipeline that cannot answer that is debugged by
rerunning it with print statements.
Report counts at every stage: in, transformed, rejected, out. They should tie.
Continue and pick your folderOpens with everything above already filled in.

Why this works

The tempting failure is to coerce: parse the date if you can, default the missing amount, skip the bad row. Each one produces a pipeline that never errors and quietly changes the answer. This rejects at the boundary and reports counts at every stage.

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