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Nice!

Is it possible to add the filename when reading from multiple files similar to the scan_ methods? I have been using include_file_paths when reading csv/parquet/ndjson.

For Excel, I have been looping through files and concatenating:

            df = df.with_columns(pl.lit(path).alias("raw_file_path"))
            dfs.append(df)

I am not sure how this would work if I just passed a list or glob to the the source argument though. Normally there are fields in the blob metadata (GCS/Azure) that I want to add to the dataframe so I make a dataframe of all of the metadata and join it back to the actual data using that file_paths column.

Is it possible to add the filename when reading from multiple files similar to the scan_ methods? I have been using include_file_paths when reading csv/parquet/ndjson.

@ldacey: Sure, it's do-able; can you make this a proper feature request so it's easier to track?
If the request only exists in a closed PR it's likely to get lost ;)