hi folks, Nudging the thread. C++ JSON integration test support for the date/time types landed this morning (ARROW-620) -- I can write the test fixture / data generation as soon as it's needed.
I've been accumulating issues on the C++/Python side to try to get done for 0.3 in ARROW-670, so I'll move on to those for now. - Wes On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 12:33 PM, Wes McKinney <[email protected]> wrote: > We've made a lot of progress recently on hammering out some small > details in the Arrow metadata. > > The data types where we need to complete the implementation, JSON > read/write test for integration testing, and integration tests > themselves, are: > > - Date (32- and 64-bit variants) > - Time, for all units > - Timestamp, for all units, + timezone metadata > - Fixed width binary > - Dictionary > > Given the progress that's happened since the 0.2 release (102 JIRAs > resolved so far), I propose that we prioritize the date and time type > integration tests (see ARROW-510 and attached blockers) and then push > immediately to release 0.3 as soon as possible. > > On the C++ side, we completed the binary/IPC read/writes for date and > time types, and I should be able to add the JSON support for testing > in the next few days. > > ARROW-670 is the JIRA for the 0.3 release, please attach blockers and > perhaps we can get out a release candidate within the next 2 weeks. > > Thanks! > Wes
