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refactor: table options #2767
refactor: table options #2767
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some more prereq work for making the tableoptions more flexible as part of #2744. The `Arbitrary` trait has a cascading effect, so it's kind of all or nothing, and since we can't have `trait TableOptions: Arbitrary` in an object-safe way, it's gotta go.
@tychoish I removed all of the We'll probably want some logic for that conversion at some point, but I think it's just noise right now. |
We'll probably want some logic for that conversion at some point, but I think it's just noise right now. Definitely, it's also a fringe feature that (I think) is a superset of table providers rather than a property of a table provider. Makes sense. |
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few questions and comments.
I guess this is not a new issue, but the refactoring highlights this issue:
if users specify "COLUMNS" for a datasource that doesn't support them, then we should error, and I think right now we just continue, and that's probably incorrect but it probably should be follow up to this, unless it's easy/obvious to fix.
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