Since both methods have the same name and number of required arguments, it's impossible to have two separate methods in Python even after using the @staticmethod decorator. We use just one function, checking the argument type.
Both tiledb.Array.delete_fragments(path, 2, 2) and
>>> with tiledb.open(path, 'm') as A:
... A.delete_fragments(2, 2)
are now valid.
A higher level delete_fragments() function is deleted. Should have been removed since 0.21.0.
In #1958 the static method delete_fragments replaced the instance method with the same name. This, instead of deprecation warning, caused errors for vector search tests: https://github.com/TileDB-Inc/TileDB-Vector-Search/actions/runs/9060651237/job/24890783433?pr=369
In this PR:
@staticmethoddecorator. We use just one function, checking the argument type. Bothtiledb.Array.delete_fragments(path, 2, 2)andare now valid.
delete_fragments()function is deleted. Should have been removed since0.21.0.[sc-47282]