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If the user specifies named columns to @select, and any of those columns do not exist, the macro does not provide a warning.
For example, I wanted to get two named columns from a DataFrame called df:
df |>@select(:first_col, :secon_col) # note mis-spelling of `second_col`
Actual behaviour:
This returned a query result with only first_col.
Expected behaviour:
Show a warning like No column "secon_col" in source, and then return a query result with only first_col
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @davidanthoff I am interested in working on this issue if it has not been completed already. Any advice on getting started? I am thinking of just displaying a warning message as long as one of the arguments is valid. Thanks for the help!
If the user specifies named columns to
@select
, and any of those columns do not exist, the macro does not provide a warning.For example, I wanted to get two named columns from a
DataFrame
calleddf
:Actual behaviour:
This returned a query result with only
first_col
.Expected behaviour:
Show a warning like
No column "secon_col" in source
, and then return a query result with onlyfirst_col
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: