Type safe col ref does not work in rename/remove when switched to compiler plugin

[hantsy]

Dataframe 1.0.0-Beta3
Kotlin 2.2.22

For example, given the following column in the data schema.

@ColumnName("CREATED DATE")
val createdAt:LocalDateTime

The following worked in previous version with KSP, but the first expression did not work now.

df.rename { createdAt }.into {"CREATED DATE(Aisa/Shanghai)"} //not work now
df.rename { "CREATED DATE"() }.into {"CREATED DATE(Aisa/Shanghai)"}
df.rename { col("CREATED DATE")}.into {"CREATED DATE(Aisa/Shanghai)"}

[koperagen]

createdAt doesn't resolve or rename fails with exception?

[hantsy]

createdAt doesn't resolve or rename fails with exception?

The compilation is ok, but when running the application, it will raise an exception similar to createdAt not found in the columns CREATED DATE, ...

[koperagen]

I made a fix recently in dev. Could you check if it resolved the issue for you?
Add it both in settings.gradle.kts and build.gradle.kts
maven("https://packages.jetbrains.team/maven/p/kt/dev/")
And kotlin("plugin.dataframe") version "2.3.0-Beta1-7"
Public Beta1 release should be available in near weeks too.

As a workaround for existing version, please see if you have functions with signatures without explicit return type that refer to DataSchema types:
fun DataFrame<MySchema>.doSomething() = ...

I believe this is what triggers this bug with ColumnName for MySchema. Assigning an explicit return type might solve the problem:

fun DataFrame<MySchema>.doSomething(): AnyFrame = ...