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This is the same issue that I recently fixed #9525 and is ultimately an upstream clickhouse bug. Here's Ibis `main`: ``` In [12]: from ibis.interactive import * ...: ...: df_user...
Investigated this, and here are the results: | **backend** | **cheap?** | **description** | |-------------|------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | bigquery | ✔️ | uses `dry_run=True` which doesn't execute the query | | clickhouse...
Shouldn't this also adjust CI to ensure that this fix works? Something like deleting the cache before running a different language version?
To reproduce: 1. Run tests with python 3.7 2. Run tests with python 3.8. This should fail, but it doesn't
Maybe a dumb question, but is the cache actually necessary? It seems like if it's causing incorrect behavior then it might be reasonable to take the performance hit until there's...
The cache needs to be isolated to the running interpreter though, not shared by any python interpreter that comes along. What about using a location for the cache that is...
One way to do this would be to create a directory under `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/memestra/usr/bin/python3` for example. Conda environments, nix store paths, virtualenvs etc would all be isolated from each other under...
Haven't really had a chance to revisit this. Will try to follow up in a week or two!
Not sure why pre-commit is failing, I only touched three files, none of which is the one failing the pre-commit check: ``` * d3bfda7a - (HEAD -> duckdb-python-package, origin/duckdb-python-package) Add...
Oh, that's failing upstream too, nevermind.