Closed Congyuwang closed 1 year ago
Now, it's possible not to specify "default" column
Rdict(path, column_families={"default": options, "other_columns": xx})
when reopening Rdict with columns families. The old way is still valid, but a new way is also possible:
Rdict(path, options=options, column_families={"other_columns": xx})
Especially if default Options is used, then just use
Rdict(path, column_families={"other_columns": xx})
This is in fact a bug fix. It might cause compatibility issue with v0.2.x users
Now, it's possible not to specify "default" column
when reopening Rdict with columns families. The old way is still valid, but a new way is also possible:
Especially if default Options is used, then just use