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When using the RecordBatchFileWriter without actually writing a record batch. The magic byte at the beginning of the file is not written. This causes the exception File is smaller than indicated metadata size when reading that file with the RecordBatchFileReader.
Rik Coenders:
I have got the issue in python, but looking at the code my assumption is that this problem is in the underlying c++ library, so it might occur in other languages as well.
When using the RecordBatchFileWriter without actually writing a record batch. The magic byte at the beginning of the file is not written. This causes the exception File is smaller than indicated metadata size when reading that file with the RecordBatchFileReader.
Reporter: Rik Coenders
Assignee: Wes McKinney / @wesm
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Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-3894. Please see the migration documentation for further details.
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