I have an issue currently with

tap-zendesk

and

target-postgres

related to (paraphrasing) a

0x00

byte where it shouldn't be (related to UTF-8 en/decoding perhaps?). Either way, that's currently breaking my pipeline. Currently loading to

target-jsonl

to see if at least the tap is able to complete. Now, suppose I can find the offending byte in the

.jsonl

and get rid of that in Zendesk I should be good (and I suppose shift left is the proper course of action here either way).... ... but say I'm not, and say I can load the jsonl files into

target-postgres

(that should be a question of

cat | meltano invoke target-postgres

right?), can I then "pretend" that the data actually was placed there as a result of a successful

tap-zendesk

->

target-postgres

run by manually tuning/hacking/doing-something-forbidden-to the state file?

That makes sense, but you should use https://hub.meltano.com/loaders/target-singer-jsonl instead of

target-jsonl

, I think

Oh, OK. Thanks