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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the SDK by providing a dedicated configuration option to manage the XLSX/CSV download capability for embedded Liveboards. This allows developers to precisely control data export features, ensuring compliance and tailored user experiences within their integrated applications.

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  • New SDK Flag for Download Control: Introduced a new SDK flag, liveboardXLSXCSVDownload, to specifically enable or disable the XLSX/CSV download option for Liveboards within embedded applications.
  • Supported Embed Types: This new flag is supported by both AppEmbed and LiveboardEmbed types, providing consistent control across different embedding scenarios.
  • URL Parameter Integration: The value of the liveboardXLSXCSVDownload flag is translated into a URL parameter isLiveboardXLSXCSVDownloadEnabled when constructing the iframe source, ensuring the backend respects the desired download setting.
  • Comprehensive Test Coverage: New unit tests have been added for both AppEmbed and LiveboardEmbed to verify that the liveboardXLSXCSVDownload flag correctly influences the generated URL parameters.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new SDK flag, liveboardXLSXCSVDownload, to control the download functionality for Liveboards. The implementation is sound and includes corresponding tests. My feedback focuses on improving code maintainability by reducing duplication in tests through parameterization, and enhancing consistency and clarity in the implementation by removing redundant checks and ensuring uniform handling of boolean flags. I've also suggested a small change to maintain the organizational structure of an enum.

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npm i https://pkg.pr.new/thoughtspot/visual-embed-sdk/@thoughtspot/visual-embed-sdk@301

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@g-nitin-t g-nitin-t merged commit 1fcb29d into main Sep 4, 2025
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