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0.10.0 release #466
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I think this should be 0.10 as it is a breaking change. |
I think so too and it would be nice if #455 could be included since it's close to being complete. In a sense that would be enough new things to justify a new release but it feels a bit weird to have two "major" releases in a week |
Cool, don't stress if it's going to be a more than a patch release. I'll tell my audience that this functionality is just around the corner... Will close this then if the next release is going to be be 0.10. |
I don't think frequent major releases are a problem here, as this package cannot be submitted to CRAN at this stage. Note that thanks to the new binary release mechanism, it is now possible to quickly install a specific version from GitHub. > Sys.setenv(NOT_CRAN="true")
> Sys.setenv(PKG_SYSREQS="false")
> pak::pak("pola-rs/[email protected]")
→ Will install 1 package.
→ Will download 1 package with unknown size.
+ polars 0.9.0 [bld][cmp][dl] (GitHub: d3c0b03) + ✖ cmake, ✖ rustc, ✖ cargo
✖ Missing 3 system packages. You'll probably need to install them manually:
+ cargo - polars
+ cmake - polars
+ rustc - polars
ℹ Getting 1 pkg with unknown size
✔ Cached copy of polars 0.9.0 (source) is the latest build
✔ No downloads needed, all packages are cached
ℹ Packaging polars 0.9.0
✔ Packaged polars 0.9.0 (2.6s)
ℹ Building polars 0.9.0
✔ Built polars 0.9.0 (42.2s)
✔ Installed polars 0.9.0 (github::pola-rs/r-polars@d3c0b03) (734ms)
✔ 1 pkg + 1 dep: kept 1, added 1 [47.9s] |
@etiennebacher Are there any other changes on the Rust side that you would like to include in 0.10.0? |
All good for me, #470 is not ready. Go ahead with 0.10.0 |
I know that 0.9.0 just came out earlier in the week. But can I selfishly nudge for a 0.9.1 patch release? This is mostly to catch #442, which in turn will allow me to demonstrate hive-dataset I/O for an internal workshop that I'm giving at work.
Again don't feel obliged to rush a patch release. But it would be nice for me to demonstrate the same functionality across both the R and Python Polars implementations.
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