Fix terminal output truncation for long DataFrame strings #18
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What does this PR do?
This pull request fixes the issue where long strings in DataFrame columns were truncated in the terminal output. By applying
pd.set_option('display.max_colwidth', None), it ensures that all strings in the DataFrame are fully displayed without truncation.Also I would like to mention that this is my first interaction with a project in this field, as I am new to this field and have recently developed an interest in decentralized AI and synthetic data. While I am not sure how necessary or impactful this change might be for you, I noticed that while running dataset_test4.py, the generated tweets were truncated in the terminal output. I thought this small fix might help others who encounter the same issue.
In the future, I aim to improve my skills and contribute more significantly to your project. Thank you for considering this pull request!