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feat: Bump rust-polars to 0.36.2 #659

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/rust/src/rdatatype.rs
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Expand Up @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ impl RPolarsDataType {
"Float32" | "float32" | "double" => pl::DataType::Float32,
"Float64" | "float64" => pl::DataType::Float64,

"String" | "character" => pl::DataType::String,
"Utf8" | "String" | "character" => pl::DataType::String,
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I was just getting started on this too. I think we can leave Utf8 as an alias, as py-polars does the same thing.

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Yes, we should keep an alias but I guess docs should be updated to prefer "String" instead

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Go ahead if you want, let me know when I can jump in ;)

"Binary" | "binary" => pl::DataType::Binary,
"Date" | "date" => pl::DataType::Date,
"Time" | "time" => pl::DataType::Time,
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