Remove arrow2 from Connector-X #732
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@wangxiaoying For your review! |
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Thanks @EricFecteau , I think the PR looks great!
Since this PR would remove arrow2 completely, I'm considering to have a new stable release first. I will come back and merge it after the release.
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Yeah I think that makes a lot of sense! I think it should be a major version bump for both Rust and Python. |
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v0.4.1 is released (with both arrow and arrow2) |
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Just for more visibility and if someone else comes across this - as of v0.4.2 - arrow2 has been removed. |
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This pull request removes Arrow2, a deprecated crate, from Connector-X. See discussion here: #720
I verified that all functionality were at parity for all sources. Postgres was missing Enums (implemented for Arrow2 but not Arrow) and I implemented it for Arrow.