feat(parquet): relax type compatility check in parquet ArrowWriter#9099
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cc @albertlockett this overlaps/extends some of your recent work. |
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looks good. Thanks @gruuya
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I don't think it does, but can you confirm this doesn't conflict with #9077 |
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Thanks @gruuya @albertlockett and @tustvold
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…pache#9099) - Closes apache#9098. Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent. Use `a.equals_datatype(b)` instead of `a == b` at the start of `LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible`. Yes.
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…pache#9099) - Closes apache#9098. Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent. Use `a.equals_datatype(b)` instead of `a == b` at the start of `LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible`. Yes.
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…pache#9099) - Closes apache#9098. Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent. Use `a.equals_datatype(b)` instead of `a == b` at the start of `LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible`. Yes.
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…pache#9099) - Closes apache#9098. Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent. Use `a.equals_datatype(b)` instead of `a == b` at the start of `LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible`. Yes.
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…pache#9099) - Closes apache#9098. Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent. Use `a.equals_datatype(b)` instead of `a == b` at the start of `LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible`. Yes.
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Which issue does this PR close?
LevelInfoBuilder::types_compatibleforArrowWriter#9098.Rationale for this change
Don't require strict equality for nested fields (including inner field name/metadata), just require that nested data types are logically equivalent.
What changes are included in this PR?
Use
a.equals_datatype(b)instead ofa == bat the start ofLevelInfoBuilder::types_compatible.Are these changes tested?
Yes.
Are there any user-facing changes?