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I have a file at "country.parquet" with 1 polygon/country. I expect that calling the following code would read in the data. I used the example from the Sedona documentation. I have had many similar issues across many versions of Sedona and environments. This particular issue occurs on both a hosted and local environment and all file formats.
If you didn't create SedonaContext for sedona and instead use the old Sedona registrator, you can go ahead and call spark.read.format("geoparquet").load(PARQUET_PATH)
Expected behavior
I have a file at "country.parquet" with 1 polygon/country. I expect that calling the following code would read in the data. I used the example from the Sedona documentation. I have had many similar issues across many versions of Sedona and environments. This particular issue occurs on both a hosted and local environment and all file formats.
Actual behavior
Instead, I get
AttributeError: module 'sedona' has no attribute 'read'
.Steps to reproduce the problem
Settings
Sedona version = 1.6.0
Apache Spark version = 3.5.1
API type = Python
Python version = 3.10.10
Environment = Standalone, Microsoft Fabric
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