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In Rust: Use of arrow or arrow2 with Polars or Parquet crates to read into dataframes or write as parquet files results in mis matches and double, incompatible, definitions for DataFrame and Arrow, respectively. (e.g. this issue on Polars, which was retracted after it was recognized that ConnectorX uses a version of Polars that's 7 releases behind current)
What is the intended use mode of ConnectorX? Is it just expected that users will downgrade their consumers for compatibility? Or is there a more general pattern?
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In Rust: Use of arrow or arrow2 with Polars or Parquet crates to read into dataframes or write as parquet files results in mis matches and double, incompatible, definitions for DataFrame and Arrow, respectively. (e.g. this issue on Polars, which was retracted after it was recognized that ConnectorX uses a version of Polars that's 7 releases behind current)
What is the intended use mode of ConnectorX? Is it just expected that users will downgrade their consumers for compatibility? Or is there a more general pattern?
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