olwmc opened a new pull request, #4434:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-rs/pull/4434

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   Closes #4432.
   
   *This is my first time contributing to this repository. My apologies if I 
missed anything from the contribution guide.*
   
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   It seems reasonable that that arrow files with greater than one million 
columns should be able to be read by `arrow-ipc`.
   
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   All of the changes take place in `arrow-ipc::reader::FileReader::try_new`. I 
added `VerifierOptions` that get passed to `crate::root_as_footer_with_opts` as 
opposed to the call to `crate::root_as_footer`, which uses, downstream, the 
default `VerifierOptions` that caused the million column limit. This has the 
effect of setting the `max_tables` option based on the number of columns in the 
given file. This change is directly mirrored from [arrow2's dealing with this 
same 
problem](https://github.com/jorgecarleitao/arrow2/commit/8e146a78f53899dd7f7166512c1b73a51803b0ab)
   
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   This should not introduce any breaking changes.


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