Anatoly Myachev

Hi @Anando304, You're right. 0.14.0 Modin release works only for Python 3.8+. Moreover, 0.13.0 release already works only for Python 3.8+. You have several options to try. First option is...

Problem is that due to indices sort in `_get_dict_of_block_index` the order of rows/columns breaks down which is not restored in some cases. For example, in `mask` the order is restored...

@prutskov When we have a large cost to read from remote storage, wouldn't it be better to try to put the read blocks from the driver process directly into the...

+1 that this need to be resolved. Maybe https://github.com/modin-project/modin/pull/4196/files will be useful to you. It offers a solution through a property.

> Hi @anmyachev. This is Haytham from the Flyte project. @legalosLOTR is right, Flyte relies on gRPC which requires SSL. > > Can you elaborate more on your desired setup?...

> From the Opta side, we will be exploring putting a self signed cert on the ELB. This would enable flyte to be used (but without cert verification). Thanks @legalosLOTR!

Expected behavior when `glob` throws an exception regarding the credentials, not the `url_to_fs` function. Example with s3: ```python >>> import fsspec >>> file_path = "s3://noaa-ghcn-pds/csv/1785.csv" >>> fs = fsspec.core.url_to_fs(file_path, anon=False)[0]...

Yes. UPD: looks like a problem with `asyncio` on Windows fsspec: `2022.3.0` OS: `Windows 10` ```python >>> import fsspec.core >>> fs = fsspec.core.url_to_fs('az://nyctlc/green/puYear=2019/puMonth=*/*.parquet', anon=False, account_name='azureopendatastorage') Traceback (most recent call last):...

@TomAugspurger[ it seems ](https://pypi.org/project/fsspec/#history) that fsspec last release is `2022.03.0` on PyPI.

@devin-petersohn @YarShev in `merge` and `join` functions, the right operand is casted to pandas, and if we allow an object of type `pandas.DataFrame` to be passed, then we can avoid...