Bump explorer from 0.6.1 to 0.10.0

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Bumps explorer from 0.6.1 to 0.10.0.

Release notes

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v0.10.0

Added

• Add support for the decimals data type.

  Decimals dtypes are represented by the {:decimal, precision, scale} tuple, where precision can be a positive integer from 0 to 38, and is the maximum number of digits that can be represented by the decimal. The scale is the number of digits after the decimal point.

  With this addition, we also added the :decimal package as a new dependency. The Explorer.Series.from_list/2 function accepts decimal numbers from that package as values - %Decimal{}.

  This version has a small number of operations, but is a good foundation.

• Allow the usage of queries and lazy series outside callbacks and macros. This is an improvement to functions that were originally designed to accept callbacks. With this change you can now reuse lazy series across different "queries". See the Explorer.Query docs for details.

  The affected functions are:

  • Explorer.DataFrame.filter_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.mutate_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.sort_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.summarise_with/2

• Allow accessing the dataframe inside query.

• Add "lazy read" support for Parquet and NDJSON from HTTP(s).

• Expose more options for Explorer.Series.cut/3 and Explorer.Series.qcut/3. These options were available in Polars, but not in our APIs.

Fixed

• Fix creation of series where a nil value inside a list - for a {:list, any()} dtype - could result in an incompatible dtype. This fix will prevent panics for list of lists with nil entries.

• Fix Explorer.DataFrame.dump_ndjson/2 when date time is in use.

• Fix Explorer.Series.product/1 for lazy series.

• Accept %FSS.HTTP.Entry{} structs in functions like Explorer.DataFrame.from_parquet/2.

• Fix encode of binaries to terms from series of the {:struct, any()} dtype. In case the inner fields of the struct had any binary (:binary dtype), it was causing a panic.

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Changelog

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[v0.10.0] - 2024-10-23

Added

• Add support for the decimals data type.

  Decimals dtypes are represented by the {:decimal, precision, scale} tuple, where precision can be a positive integer from 0 to 38, and is the maximum number of digits that can be represented by the decimal. The scale is the number of digits after the decimal point.

  With this addition, we also added the :decimal package as a new dependency. The Explorer.Series.from_list/2 function accepts decimal numbers from that package as values - %Decimal{}.

  This version has a small number of operations, but is a good foundation.

• Allow the usage of queries and lazy series outside callbacks and macros. This is an improvement to functions that were originally designed to accept callbacks. With this change you can now reuse lazy series across different "queries". See the Explorer.Query docs for details.

  The affected functions are:

  • Explorer.DataFrame.filter_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.mutate_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.sort_with/2
  • Explorer.DataFrame.summarise_with/2

• Allow accessing the dataframe inside query.

• Add "lazy read" support for Parquet and NDJSON from HTTP(s).

• Expose more options for Explorer.Series.cut/3 and Explorer.Series.qcut/3. These options were available in Polars, but not in our APIs.

Fixed

• Fix creation of series where a nil value inside a list - for a {:list, any()} dtype - could result in an incompatible dtype. This fix will prevent panics for list of lists with nil entries.

• Fix Explorer.DataFrame.dump_ndjson/2 when date time is in use.

• Fix Explorer.Series.product/1 for lazy series.

• Accept %FSS.HTTP.Entry{} structs in functions like Explorer.DataFrame.from_parquet/2.

• Fix encode of binaries to terms from series of the {:struct, any()} dtype. In case the inner fields of the struct had any binary (:binary dtype), it was

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Commits

• 5ee26d5 Release v0.10.0 (#1008)
• d865544 Fix cut/3 and qcut/3 when :include_breaks is false [ci skip] (#1009)
• 9845751 Expose options to Series' cut and qcut (#1007)
• 29a93ea Fix typo: backsticks -> backticks
• 425c329 Add support for some operations with decimals (#988)
• ca7fc45 Fix return type in DataFrame.dtypes/1 typespec (#1002) (#1003)
• ca2ca1f Improve docs on from_list and dtype, closes #1000
• fe52352 De-functionalize query internals (#989)
• 4ae1a27 Add read support for lazy HTTP NDJSON (#998)
• bf3b363 Update dependencies (#997)
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Superseded by #64.