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column = table.some_column table.projection( [ column.name("alias1"), column.name("alias2"), column.name("alias3"), ] )
I think the expected behavior would be a table expression with:
Selection[table] table: Table: ref_0 selections: alias1 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0 alias2 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0 alias3 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0
However, the result I'm getting is:
Selection[table] table: Table: ref_0 selections: alias1 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0 alias1 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0 alias1 = Column[float64*] 'some_column' from table ref_0
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I think the expected behavior would be a table expression with:
However, the result I'm getting is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: