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I think one should have to call propertynames(A, true) to get var and body.
Why does this matter? For me, I accidentally passed A instead of A() into something expecting a Tables.jl-compatible row, and since that generic code uses propertynames to find the "columns" of the "row", it grabbed var and body (which then Arrow tried to serialize, resulting in 200+ line unreadable stacktraces).
If this is breaking, I think we should still do it for 2.0.
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I think one should have to call
propertynames(A, true)
to getvar
andbody
.Why does this matter? For me, I accidentally passed
A
instead ofA()
into something expecting a Tables.jl-compatible row, and since that generic code usespropertynames
to find the "columns" of the "row", it grabbedvar
andbody
(which then Arrow tried to serialize, resulting in 200+ line unreadable stacktraces).If this is breaking, I think we should still do it for 2.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: