The --values branch already reads back its first non-empty cell after writing,
to defend against the new-document initialization race where a write returns
success but the data does not land. The --sheets branch called table_put and
reported success with no read-back, so the same race would let the command exit
successfully while one or more sheets silently lost their initial data.
After table_put, the --sheets branch now:
- re-fetches get_all_sheets to build a name -> sheetId map (table_put reuses the
renamed default sheet and auto-creates the rest by name), and
- for every spec that actually has content, reads back its first expected
non-empty cell and fails if the read-back is empty or the sheet is missing.
firstNonEmptySheetSpecCell mirrors firstNonEmptyValuesCell: it treats columns as
the header row followed by data rows, honours start_cell, and returns
hasContent=false for a name-only spec so a legitimately empty sheet is not
misreported as data loss. Failures carry the nodeId and point at
sheet table-put for recovery, matching the --values branch's error shape.
Tests:
- TestSheetCreateWithSheetsVerifiesEachSheetLanded covers an empty read-back
(errors, naming the sheet + nodeId + table-put), a sheet missing from the
post-write listing, and a name-only sheet that must not trigger a read-back.
- TestFirstNonEmptySheetSpecCell covers header/data origins, an empty first
header cell, a start_cell offset, and content-less specs.
- Existing --sheets tests updated for the added get_all_sheets + per-sheet
read-back calls.
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