fix: day transform compute #796
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| Datum::timestamp_from_str(value)?, | ||
| ), | ||
| Some("name <= 0"), | ||
| Some("name <= 1970-01-01"), |
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#479 change the result type from int to date. And we should also change the computed result for this, otherwise, it will cause the inconsistent error. E.g. the partition compute return a arrow::Int32Array for day transform, however the partition type will be convert to arrow::DataType::Date32 and we will get the error.