Update pyogrio requirement from <0.8.0 to <0.9.0

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Updates the requirements on pyogrio to permit the latest version.

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Version v0.8.0

Improvements

• Support for writing based on Arrow as the transfer mechanism of the data from Python to GDAL (requires GDAL >= 3.8). This is provided through the new pyogrio.raw.write_arrow function, or by using the use_arrow=True option in pyogrio.write_dataframe (#314, #346).
• Add support for fids filter to read_arrow and open_arrow, and to read_dataframe with use_arrow=True (#304).
• Add some missing properties to read_info, including layer name, geometry name and FID column name (#365).
• read_arrow and open_arrow now provide GeoArrow-compliant extension metadata, including the CRS, when using GDAL 3.8 or higher (#366).
• The open_arrow function can now be used without a pyarrow dependency. By default, it will now return a stream object implementing the Arrow PyCapsule Protocol (i.e. having an __arrow_c_stream__method). This object can then be consumed by your Arrow implementation of choice that supports this protocol. To keep the previous behaviour of returning a pyarrow.RecordBatchReader, specify use_pyarrow=True (#349).
• Warn when reading from a multilayer file without specifying a layer (#362).
• Allow writing to a new in-memory datasource using io.BytesIO object (#397).

Bug fixes

• Fix error in write_dataframe if input has a date column and non-consecutive index values (#325).
• Fix encoding issues on windows for some formats (e.g. ".csv") and always write ESRI Shapefiles using UTF-8 by default on all platforms (#361).
• Raise exception in read_arrow or read_dataframe(..., use_arrow=True) if a boolean column is detected due to error in GDAL reading boolean values for FlatGeobuf / GPKG drivers (#335, #387); this has been fixed in GDAL >= 3.8.3.
• Properly ignore fields not listed in columns parameter when reading from the data source not using the Arrow API (#391).
• Properly handle decoding of ESRI Shapefiles with user-provided encoding option for read, read_dataframe, and open_arrow, and correctly encode Shapefile field names and text values to the user-provided encoding for write and write_dataframe (#384).
• Fixed bug preventing reading from bytes or file-like in read_arrow / open_arrow (#407).

Packaging

• The GDAL library included in the wheels is updated from 3.7.2 to GDAL 3.8.5.

Potentially breaking changes

• Using a where expression combined with a list of columns that does not include

... (truncated)

Changelog

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0.8.0 (2024-05-06)

Improvements

• Support for writing based on Arrow as the transfer mechanism of the data from Python to GDAL (requires GDAL >= 3.8). This is provided through the new pyogrio.raw.write_arrow function, or by using the use_arrow=True option in pyogrio.write_dataframe (#314, #346).
• Add support for fids filter to read_arrow and open_arrow, and to read_dataframe with use_arrow=True (#304).
• Add some missing properties to read_info, including layer name, geometry name and FID column name (#365).
• read_arrow and open_arrow now provide GeoArrow-compliant extension metadata, including the CRS, when using GDAL 3.8 or higher (#366).
• The open_arrow function can now be used without a pyarrow dependency. By default, it will now return a stream object implementing the Arrow PyCapsule Protocol (i.e. having an __arrow_c_stream__method). This object can then be consumed by your Arrow implementation of choice that supports this protocol. To keep the previous behaviour of returning a pyarrow.RecordBatchReader, specify use_pyarrow=True (#349).
• Warn when reading from a multilayer file without specifying a layer (#362).
• Allow writing to a new in-memory datasource using io.BytesIO object (#397).

Bug fixes

• Fix error in write_dataframe if input has a date column and non-consecutive index values (#325).
• Fix encoding issues on windows for some formats (e.g. ".csv") and always write ESRI Shapefiles using UTF-8 by default on all platforms (#361).
• Raise exception in read_arrow or read_dataframe(..., use_arrow=True) if a boolean column is detected due to error in GDAL reading boolean values for FlatGeobuf / GPKG drivers (#335, #387); this has been fixed in GDAL >= 3.8.3.
• Properly ignore fields not listed in columns parameter when reading from the data source not using the Arrow API (#391).
• Properly handle decoding of ESRI Shapefiles with user-provided encoding option for read, read_dataframe, and open_arrow, and correctly encode Shapefile field names and text values to the user-provided encoding for write and write_dataframe (#384).
• Fixed bug preventing reading from bytes or file-like in read_arrow / open_arrow (#407).

Packaging

• The GDAL library included in the wheels is updated from 3.7.2 to GDAL 3.8.5.

Potentially breaking changes

• Using a where expression combined with a list of columns that does not include

... (truncated)

Commits

• 46c35a7 RLS: v0.8.0
• f80bc8f TST/CLN: Replace all tmpdir / os.path operations in tests with pathlib.Path (...
• 893f955 ENH: refactor handling of reading from in-memory dataset (#407)
• 16b62b3 Expose the Arrow read and write function top-level (#409)
• 456e6ea ENH: allow writing without geometry using Arrow (#408)
• 6b3d3dc ENH: enable support for writing to memory (#397)
• 246ca84 TST: fix sdist tests skipping of arrow writing (#404)
• ed97aaa ENH: allow using Arrow writing in pyogrio.write_dataframe (use_arrow=True opt...
• ddaccd1 RLS/BLD: Ensure VCPKG brings in iconv library (#399)
• f5fc7ce Refactor cleanup of GDAL objects / close of dataset on write (#396)
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