Closed baogianghoangvu closed 3 years ago
Thank you so much @datapythonista for your detailed review. I've made the fixes accordingly. Sorry for my mix-up in the tests
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Thank you so much for your guidance. Hope I didn't take up too much of your time.
@baogianghoangvu CI problems should be fixed now. You'll have to merge master into your branch, and also change the module in https://github.com/ibis-project/ibis/blob/master/ci/recipe/meta.yaml#L64 to get the CI passing (ibis.sql.sqlite
-> ibis.backends.sqlite
).
I've rebased my branch to the latest ibis master, and updated the ci recipe for sqlite
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Great, feel free to ping me if we get a green build. This should be ready. Thanks!
/azp run
@datapythonista Hi! The previously failed check has succeeded. Though I'm not sure if the skipped and cancelled checks (impala-related) are expected or not.
/azp run
Not sure why conda has problems in the impala build, it worked well in the last PRs that we merged. I restarted the CI for now, but I'll have a look at the problem (builds timeout after one hour, and conda is that slow in that build).
/azp run
/azp run
@baogianghoangvu looks like CI is read because of isort. Can you merge master into your branch again, and run isort .
in the root please.
Let's see if we get a green build and we can finally merge this. Thanks!
When I isort .
, some files from directories other than backends/sqlite
are changed as well. The changes seem harmless so I'll try pushing.
Thank you for your advice!
Looks like my local isort doesn't conform to the required config. I'm reverting the isort commit to see if this caused the PySpark tests to fail.
You'll have to update isort. conda env update
should do it.
That was my mistake. I ran isort from the wrong environment. I hope it's good now.
/azp run
thanks @baogianghoangvu
Thank you @datapythonista for your guidance and review!
Thanks for your great work with this @baogianghoangvu. Feel free to work on other issues if you feel like it.
Closes #2420
Please let me know if the PR needs any further additions. Thank you for reviewing!