Closed natemcintosh closed 11 months ago
I just realized that this will work if a list comprehension (vector comprehension?) is used, and wrapped in a Table constructor call, e.g.
julia> Table([row for row in t if row.age > 40])
Table with 2 columns and 1 row:
name age
┌──────────
1 │ Bob 42
Oh damn, I wonder when this was broken? I'll have to fix it - thanks.
Looks like this is no longer broken
Using Julia 1.5.4 I hit the following issue with TypedTables v1.2.4
Any idea what might be going on here?