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I was trying to keep things simple, avoiding a context, but the typesystem won't allow me to have custom sources without some stateful place to register them.
Nothing special here, so I'll take a cue from DataFusion.
What I'm interested in bikeshedding here is how to create an expressive API that allows data sources to declare their capabilities (e.g. I can pushdown sorts, filters, projections).
If I can get it to work, I'd want to contribute it to DataFusion, as that's where I think a de-facto Rust data analysis library should be.
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I was trying to keep things simple, avoiding a context, but the typesystem won't allow me to have custom sources without some stateful place to register them.
Nothing special here, so I'll take a cue from DataFusion.
What I'm interested in bikeshedding here is how to create an expressive API that allows data sources to declare their capabilities (e.g. I can pushdown sorts, filters, projections).
If I can get it to work, I'd want to contribute it to DataFusion, as that's where I think a de-facto Rust data analysis library should be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: