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This is an umbrella issues to make dplyr-spark tables more data-frameish. Standard procedure should be to open an issue for each of the specific points and mention this one.
nrow. Returns NA instead of the actual count, motivation being that
summary. No summary in dplyr, actually treats a table as a list. Sad
create from file. Like a read.table or some such. Maybe an extension to copy_to, based on LOAD INPATH
dropping of rownames in copy_to. dplyr boycotts rownames (I understand that) but I'd prefer creating a col rather than dropping the information altogether. The party line is: don't use rownames, use a col. Well, we should lead by example and copy rownames to a col
names: should it return the same as colnames
add more, we want a complete data frame illusion
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This is an umbrella issues to make dplyr-spark tables more data-frameish. Standard procedure should be to open an issue for each of the specific points and mention this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: