Refactored IEnumerable<> calls to use 'yield return' for streaming#27
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Hi @amattie, When I run the test suite against your pull request, there are over 70 failures. I wonder what is causing the failures. You can run the test suite by double clicking the Let me know if you're able to fix the tests, and I'll be happy to merge in your changes. |
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Refactored IEnumerable<> calls to use 'yield return' for streaming data vs caching it all in a List<> and then returning it. This is the only way to use LinqToExcel w/ large files (> 1gb or so).