Bump explorer from 0.6.1 to 0.8.3

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Bumps explorer from 0.6.1 to 0.8.3.

Release notes

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v0.8.3

Added

• Add new data type for datetimes with timezones: {:datetime, precision, time_zone} The old dtype is now {:naive_datetime, precision}.

• Add option to rechunk the dataframes when using Explorer.DataFrame.from_parquet/3

Changed

• Change the {:datetime, precision} dtype to {:naive_datetime, precision}. The idea is to mirror Elixir's datetime, and introduce support for time zones. Please note: {:datetime, precision} will work as an alias for {:naive_datetime, precision} for now but will raise a warning. The alias will be removed in a future release.

• Literal %NaiveDateTime{} structs used in expressions will now have :microsecond precision. Previously they defaulted to :nanosecond precision. This was incorrect because %NaiveDateTime{} structs only have :microsecond precision.

Fixed

• Fix regression in Explorer.DataFrame.concat_rows/2. It's possible to concat dataframes that are not aligned again.

• Fix "is_finite" and "is_infinite" from Series to work in the context of a Explorer.Query.

Pull requests

• Fix typo in Explorer.Query doc by @​mhanberg in elixir-explorer/explorer#904
• Initial timezone support by @​billylanchantin in elixir-explorer/explorer#903
• add rechunk option to from_parquet by @​mlineen in elixir-explorer/explorer#915
• Fix concat_rows with not aligned dataframes by @​philss in elixir-explorer/explorer#920
• Let {:datetime, _} be an alias for {:naive_datetime, _} for backwards compatibility by @​billylanchantin in elixir-explorer/explorer#924
• Prepare release of v0.8.3 by @​philss in elixir-explorer/explorer#921

New Contributors

• @​mhanberg made their first contribution in elixir-explorer/explorer#904

SHA256 of the artifacts

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Changelog

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[v0.8.3] - 2024-06-10

Added

• Add new data type for datetimes with timezones: {:datetime, precision, time_zone} The old dtype is now {:naive_datetime, precision}.

• Add option to rechunk the dataframes when using Explorer.DataFrame.from_parquet/3

Changed

• Change the {:datetime, precision} dtype to {:naive_datetime, precision}. The idea is to mirror Elixir's datetime, and introduce support for time zones. Please note: {:datetime, precision} will work as an alias for {:naive_datetime, precision} for now but will raise a warning. The alias will be removed in a future release.

• Literal %NaiveDateTime{} structs used in expressions will now have :microsecond precision. Previously they defaulted to :nanosecond precision. This was incorrect because %NaiveDateTime{} structs only have :microsecond precision.

Fixed

• Fix regression in Explorer.DataFrame.concat_rows/2. It's possible to concat dataframes that are not aligned again.

• Fix "is_finite" and "is_infinite" from Series to work in the context of a Explorer.Query.

[v0.8.2] - 2024-04-22

Added

• Add functions to work with strings and regexes.

  Some of the functions have the prefix "re_", because they accept a string that represents a regular expression.

  There is an important detail: we do not accept Elixir regexes, because we cannot guarantee that the backend supports it. Instead we accept a plain string that is "escaped". This means that you can use the ~S sigil to build that string. Example: ~S/(a|b)/.

  The added functions are the following:

  • Explorer.Series.split_into/3 - split a string series into a struct of string fields. This function accepts a string as a separator.

  • Explorer.Series.re_contains/2 - check is the string series matches the regex pattern. Like the "non regex" counterpart, it returns a boolean series.

  • Explorer.Series.re_replace/3 - replaces all occurences of a pattern with

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Commits

• b3bee3b Prepare release of v0.8.3 (#921)
• 1d69e69 Let {:datetime, _} be an alias for {:naive_datetime, _} for backwards com...
• c5c2eb7 Move float/struct casting to backend
• b2a6b53 Fix concat_rows with not aligned dataframes (#920)
• ebccf78 Add rechunk option to from_parquet (#915)
• b435608 Update README.md
• e04de51 Fix precision in tests, closes #910
• c64b05c Document EXPLORER_BUILD and config, closes #907
• a9ac048 Initial timezone support (#903)
• c64477c Fix typo in Explorer.Query doc (#904)
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