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In this case it seems to be because of `enum`s, which we don't support as a user-facing type. Are there other types where you observe the non round-trip behavior?
The 128 limit is not an Ibis issue, it's a limit in DuckDB's expression parsing regardless of how Ibis parenthesizes expressions. It's reproducible without Ibis. I'm not sure what you're...
The comparison isn't quite apples to apples, because we make every polars input lazy. Here's a script that compares lazy polars, Ibis + DuckDB, DuckDB raw SQL: ```python from functools...
@uday-dasari Do you have a traceback or something else indicating that CTAS doesn't work? We definitely support this use case, and many of our tests hit the code path for...
I'm going to see what dplyr does.
It looks like dplyr takes an eager approach and short circuits the selector match, resulting in behavior where the output order follows the first matching selector: ### setup ``` >...
Closing this out, keeping the current behavior.
ah right, sorry about that
the other option for us is to `view(int)` on the data do conversions ourselves (in numba) and then construct the datetime64 array after that, outside of numba. i'd like to...
sort of, we call it `truncate`. let's say i want to transform a bunch of nanosecond timestamp data to have minute frequency, but i don't necessarily want to do an...