Add temp_format argument to pack_partitions_to_parquet #22
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to control temporary directory paths
to control temporary directory paths
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This PR adds a new argument to
DaskGeoDataFrame.pack_partitions_to_parquetnamedtemp_format. This argument may be set to a format string containing a{partition}replacement field. If provided, this string is formatted with the output partition number to generate the temporary directory path for that partition.For example
temp_format="/tmp/spatial/part-{partition}"would create temporary directories:/tmp/spatial/part-0/tmp/spatial/part-1/tmp/spatial/part-2...
The
temp_formatstring may also contain a{uuid}replacement field. If provided this will be replaced by a randomly generated UUID string. This makes it possible to reuse the sametemp_formatstring in multiple simultaneous jobs without conflict.