Jacob Trueb
Jacob Trueb
I am not sure how to test this on the python side. I only use the Rust interfaces personally, so there may be something I am missing. The same test...
I think this is ready for review again. Noticeably, i hit an issue running python locally tests that seems to be known: https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/issues/11251#issuecomment-1784036803 While this CI suite passes, it fails...
Even just interpolating `$__interval` is a significantly more expressive choice than a static interval. Data sources have numerous backend implementations, so imo Prometheus or FluxV2 backends aren't the core of...
> Using `spin` is always a bug in bare-metal. > > For example, if you use it to sync data between main and interrupt (as a substitute of `std::sync`) you...
After checking, upgrading from std:[email protected] to std:[email protected] exhibits the same problem.
The Parquet writers and readers have hardcoded encodings right now. Related to https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/issues/10680#issuecomment-1693058954 I have some example files that demonstrate how some data can be significantly smaller with alternative encodings....
> One reason to use `Accept-Encoding: identity` is to be able to resume downloads (with `--continue`). We'd have to figure out how these features interact. Maybe that should be an...
@ducaale That is quite the old issue you dug up! I see it is related to https://github.com/ducaale/xh/pull/130 I think we could comment on the xh approach in the httpie issue,...
My workaround to generate the warnings at the moment looks like this ```rust // Emit a warning if neither 'feature_a' nor 'feature_b' is enabled #[cfg(not(any(feature = "feature_a", feature = "feature_b")))]...
Good point. It does emit warnings if the library and binary target are in the same workspace, which I find common for embedded project structures.