feat(python): release GIL in the write_deltalake function

[franz101]

Description

Release GIL in deltalake.write_deltalake by wrapping it in py.allow_threads

Related Issue(s)

• closes Release GIL in deltalake.write_deltalake #2234

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[mrocklin]

Cool! If this works well I suspect that the same pattern would also be useful on other common operations (compact, vacuum, etc..)

[ion-elgreco]

@franz101 you're missing py: Python, as the first variable of the function defintion

[franz101]

Cool! If this works well I suspect that the same pattern would also be useful on other common operations (compact, vacuum, etc..)

Essentially all methods here correct?:

• create
• delete
• optimize
• vacuum
• ...

[mrocklin]

Looks good to me :)

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