parseSheetData() always reports row: 1 in error objects (counter never incremented)
## Summary
In v9, the `row` property was re-added to error objects. However, the implementation never increments the row counter, so every error returned by `parseSheetData()` has `row: 1`, regardless of which data row actually caused it.
## Version
`read-excel-file@9.0.6`
## Where
`source/parseSheetData/parseSheetData.js` (compiled output: `modules/parseSheetData/parseSheetData.js`, lines 49–76):
```js
export default function parseSheetData(data, schema, optionsCustom) {
var objects = [];
var errors = [];
var parsedRows = parseSheetDataWithPerRowErrors(data, schema, optionsCustom);
var parsedRowIndex = 0;
for (var _iterator = _createForOfIteratorHelperLoose(parsedRows), _step; !(_step = _iterator()).done;) {
var _step$value = _step.value,
object = _step$value.object,
rowErrors = _step$value.errors;
if (rowErrors) {
errors = errors.concat(rowErrors.map(function (rowError) {
return _objectSpread(_objectSpread({}, rowError), {}, {
row: parsedRowIndex + 1 // <-- always 1
});
}));
} else {
objects.push(object);
}
// <-- parsedRowIndex++ is missing
}
...
}
```
parsedRowIndex is initialized to 0 but never incremented inside the loop, so parsedRowIndex + 1 always evaluates to 1.
## Reproduction
```js
import { parseSheetData } from 'read-excel-file/browser';
const data = [
['Username'], // header
[null], // row 1 — empty
[null], // row 2 — empty
[null] // row 3 — empty
];
const schema = {
username: { column: 'Username', type: String, required: true }
};
const { errors } = parseSheetData(data, schema);
console.log(errors.map(e => e.row));
// Actual: [1, 1, 1]
// Expected: [1, 2, 3]
```
## Suggested fix
Increment parsedRowIndex at the end of the loop body:
```js
} else {
objects.push(object);
}
+ parsedRowIndex++;
}
```
## Impact
Any consumer that surfaces error rows to end users (e.g. "value in row N, column X is empty") shows incorrect row numbers, making it impossible to point users at the offending row in their spreadsheet. The workaround in user code is to call parseSheetData() per-row and carry the index manually, which is awkward and significantly slower.
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