Boris Smidt

another improvement might be to have a typed 'record' constructor which matches the columns, but i'm not sure how you can make the IDE pick this up.

I made a workaround but it isn't ideal, since the schemas by default don't keep the names of the indexes. Otherwise each time you do a from_records() call you have...

Yes, i like typed data frames, because it is really good for documenting the code so you don't make any errors in column names or type errors. it also catches...

Oke it is only the `from_records` that doesn't do any checks. But i only use it in my unit tests. ```python class MonthlySummary2(SchemaModel): month: pat.Index[int] = pa.Field(check_name=True, title="Month") bruto_revenue: pat.Series[float]...

I will spend some time to make a PR. On Tue, 10 May 2022, 03:24 Niels Bantilan, ***@***.***> wrote: > Hi @borissmidt > > Looking at the test it doesn't...

https://github.com/thesamet/sbt-protoc/pull/286 Good news the maintainer of scalapb is open to the convention 'scalapb-options.proto' for package wide conventions.

I'm not sure if this is the right place but i found another issue with the scalapb module: `FileSystems.newFileSystem` is not threadsafe so cannot be used in parallel builds. we...

I still need to fix a lot of compiler errors before this is ready for merging.

I've been able to get the tests running, but the execution tests hang on the tests using the latches: monix.execution.schedulers.ExecutorSchedulerSuite ``` testAsync("reports errors on execute") { scheduler => val latch...

the workaround i have found is to temporarily replace the shaded dependencies with the original ones, i now use some more test features of Munit like `assume` to ignore tests...