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resolve_name is mostly useless, and it's really hard to develop against because most relational operations simply don't have a non-arbitrary name. Consider something simple like:
t = ibis.table([('a', 'double')], name='t')
expr = t.a + 1What should expr.op().resolve_name() return? Unless a user has explicitly said .name(something), there is no reasonable choice here.
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Similar to how unix ls works, param could be -t
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Migrate to goavro v2
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Given the new key-value store event stream, it'd be nice to have something like:
$ skein kv events <application id> [options...]
where the process blocks, and logs the event stream to the console until interrupted. This would be useful for debugging, as well as demos.
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Problem description
Hi, smart_open currently supports
hdfs://,viewfs://is also a hadoop file system which is similar tohdfs://.I find that
tf.io.gfile.GFileof tensorflow can support bothhdfs://andviewfs://, is it possible that smart_open add support forviewfs://?Thanks~