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BUG: Google BigQuery API Change #5255
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Okay - glad you caught this - if you can fix it by early next week that |
I have a (slightly hacked together) patch that makes all my tests pass again... we'll try to clean it up and do some field testing today and hopefully I'll have a pull request this evening. All that changed was a few comments and the method which iterates over the result pages - so there shouldn't be much work needed to get it accepted. |
Great - you don't need to add a note to release.rst for this, because |
closed by #5262 |
This is a placeholder for a commit I'm working on to resolve a recently introduced API bug with
pandas.io.gbq
. Basically, the module fails to handle result pagination properly, so result sets are limied to 10k rows. When #4140 was pulled, we were told by Google that this would be a backend fix that would not require changes on our parts. Unfortunately, there were some issues with bq.py (v 2.0.15) which we listed as a requirement for this package, so we will be needing to up that to v2.0.16 and fix some compatibility bugs around new code introduced. To reiterate, the only mandatory change at this point is upping the bq.py requirementeasy_install --upgrade bigquery
, though the 10k result set bug is crippling in our opinion so we're making it a high priority to fix.See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19145587/bq-py-not-paging-results/19260506?noredirect=1#comment28771950_19260506
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