If you have a Resource r and you store it in a pandas.Dataframe with df = forge.as_dataframe(r, store_metadata=True) and you later convert it back to a Resource with r = forge.from_dataframe(df)
The store metadata is initially stored in resource in r._store_metadata and inside this object you'd have properties such as _rev, _project, _synchronized...
After reloading the resource from the dataframe these properties _rev, _project, _synchronized are top level properties of the Resource and no longer within the_store_metadata object. This _store_metadata becomes None.
If you have a Resource
rand you store it in apandas.Dataframewithdf = forge.as_dataframe(r, store_metadata=True)and you later convert it back to a Resource withr = forge.from_dataframe(df)The store metadata is initially stored in resource in
r._store_metadataand inside this object you'd have properties such as_rev, _project, _synchronized...After reloading the resource from the dataframe these properties
_rev, _project, _synchronizedare top level properties of the Resource and no longer within the_store_metadataobject. This_store_metadatabecomes None.