The actual input CSVs under helpers/ are gitignored (they are environment-specific and often large). These samples document the expected format for each script so you don't have to guess next time.

All sample files use a minimal set of example rows. No headers, UTF-8 (with or without BOM). Empty lines are skipped.

Full-path format

Used by batch_workflows_paths.py and any script whose CLI takes --csv / -c and operates on files already inside the vault.

One full Windows vault path per line.
Path must match what IEdmVault5.GetFileFromPath expects — i.e. the real location inside the vault's local view (e.g. C:\PDM\<VaultName>\...).
Extension-sensitive: .SLDPRT, .SLDDRW, .SLDASM, .pdf, etc. all count as distinct files.

See sample_full_paths.csv.

Part-number format

Used by batch_copy_tree.py (and other scripts that resolve files by part/document number rather than path).

One part number per line.
No extension, no path.
Case and dashes/underscores should match the vault's stored value.

See sample_part_numbers.csv.

Filename-only format

Used by older helpers (e.g. the Code15*.csv family) that match by filename across the vault rather than by full path.

One filename per line, with extension.
No directory component.

See sample_filenames.csv.