Andreas Motl

Thanks for your quick response, @RatkoR. Do you think switching over to use CrateDB's PostgreSQL interface would be a viable option to resolve the dilemma, as outlined at https://github.com/crate/crate-dbal/issues/132? Is...

Dear Julian, because your question is about DBAL and Doctrine, would it be better to be carried over to https://github.com/crate/crate-dbal? With kind regards, Andreas.

Hi Julian. I've transferred the issue to the right repository. I guess both of those issues we are looking at, right? - GH-106 - GH-107 > I'm not sure if...

Hi there. Apologies if it might be unrelated, but at least it is also about preserving comments or not, and how, so I wanted to reference this other occurrance where...

Dear Edgar, thank you for converging this from https://github.com/MeltanoLabs/target-pinecone/issues/20 so quickly. Is GH-1872 actually already setting the stage for your proposal, or is it something different? With kind regards, Andreas.

With the resources shared above, we explored how to standardize the _result channel_ from Python to Grafana by using pandas DataFrames as a canonical transport. However, this currently does not...

25d65a8ed901 will fix this issue, so that both commands will work again. ```console phenodata forecast \ --source=dwd --dataset=annual --partition=recent \ --year=2020,2021,2022 --phase="beginning of flowering" \ --humanize --language=german --sort=Datum \ --station=Potsdam...

Dear Markus, > I really appreciate your work on this. Thanks for appreciating our work on this program. > [...] and the dwdweather2 repository! Regarding weather information from DWD/CDC, we...

> What about using these lines from phenodata.command.run() and trying to ramp it up from there? Now, I see that this might not so easy. For a quick solution, I...

At [1], you can now find two basic examples about how to use the module as a library in order to yield Pandas DataFrames for further downstream processing. That way,...