aut0clave

#60 should dramatically reduce the time taken to query Athena metadata. Not a direct answer to your stated problem, but will mitigate it somewhat.

To partition by a date column, use syntax like this: ``` {{ config( partitioned_by = [ 'some_date_column' ] ) }} select a, b, some_date_column from random_table ```

I thought that temp table names were already unique because they include the Athena execution ID. Am I wrong?

Or, better yet, simply support the new-as-of-yesterday `write_compression` parameter that works for all output types. Release note here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/release-note-2021-09-16.html There also exists [documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/compression-formats.html) for which formats support which compression types,...

If you know what fields you want, why do you need a selector? Why not use a simple `.select("Mango","Vodka")`? Or the existing `cs.by_name("Mango","Vodka")`?

The error message from your example is for the Series constructor, not `search_sorted()`.

Does it work on `polars==0.20.16`? I'm encountering a similar-but-possibly-different issue (still investigating/trying to make an MRE) and mine works on 0.20.16 but not later versions...