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When using an ExtensionTypeVector with a RangeEqualsVector to compare with another extension type vector, it fails because in vector.accept() the extension type defers to the underlyingVector, but this is not done for the vector initially set in the RangeEqualsVisitor, so it ends up either failing due to different types or attempting to cast the extension vector to the underlying vector type.
When using an ExtensionTypeVector with a RangeEqualsVector to compare with another extension type vector, it fails because in vector.accept() the extension type defers to the underlyingVector, but this is not done for the vector initially set in the RangeEqualsVisitor, so it ends up either failing due to different types or attempting to cast the extension vector to the underlying vector type.
Reporter: Bryan Cutler / @BryanCutler
Assignee: Bryan Cutler / @BryanCutler
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Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-13872. Please see the migration documentation for further details.
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