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fix: Try to convert a static list into a set in Rust #184
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I believe the failure is due to a BUG in Datafusion, which I have just filed one: apache/datafusion#9530 I will add a temporary fix here. |
Ok(Arc::new(InListExpr::new(value, list, expr.negated, None))) | ||
// in_list doesn't handle value being dictionary type correctly, so we need to fall | ||
// back to InListExpr if in_list fails. | ||
// TODO: remove the fallback when https://github.com/apache/arrow-datafusion/issues/9530 is fixed |
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nit: maybe we can check if input_schema
contains any dictionary type and use InListExpr
if so?
Unfortunately dictionary type is treated as a logical type in DF, which caused many issues like this before. We created apache/datafusion#7421 but haven't got resources to work on it yet.
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nit: maybe we can check if input_schema contains any dictionary type and use InListExpr if so?
Sound good to me. I will address it in a following commit in probably ~8 hours as I'm going to bed now.
Unfortunately dictionary type is treated as a logical type in DF, which caused many issues like this before. We created apache/datafusion#7421 but haven't got resources to work on it yet.
yea.. I can imagine that a lot of issues/special handling of dictionary array would be introduced.
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Addressed.
Merged, thanks |
Which issue does this PR close?
Closes #183
Rationale for this change
Leverage
InSet
optimization and improve performance.What changes are included in this PR?
in_list
function to create anInListExpr
How are these changes tested?
Existing tests.