fix categories import

[jonas2612]

Possible solution to Issue #1009

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[melonora]

Hi @jonas2612, Thanks for the PR. However, before I look further into this, could you please check whether the problem persists when you use the PR that unpins dask, #1006? I had a different issue with partitioning, but it could be connected so want to see if it would be fixed.

Also, in general, cat.as_known in the newer dask versions does not necessarily preserve the order anymore, so it might be better to wait with this PR a tiny bit as we expect to have the unpinning dask PR reviewed soon. It would then be better to branch of from that point given what I just mentioned.

[jonas2612]

Hi @melonora. Yes, of course. I'll check it today and get back to you

[melonora]

Cheers, please also check this https://github.com/melonora/spatialdata/blob/e017ca7d6107623750196606a07fe8e4407c242f/src/spatialdata/_core/operations/rasterize.py#L674-L677.

This might provide some context for what I mentioned in my message above.

[jonas2612]

That indeed looks very similar to the bug I get. Still, I checked it with your PR too, but the error still exists: Here, I expect either 500 or 550 genes, but only receive 17.

I understand the difficulty, although do not understand the background well, why the ordering of the categories is important. But if it's better for you, I can branch off and redo the change at a later time point after the PR is reviewed

[melonora]

@jonas2612, the reason why it is important is because as_known is basically reassigning a column. If the order is changed, a particular category belonging to a certain index can have changed.