Fix: Jupyter compile-time DF type not recognized #401
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…Group, AnyRow, AnyFrame, and ImportDataSchema
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zaleslaw
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Agreed, I thought of using KotlinPoet or something to generate the name from the class name, but I couldn't yet figure out how to generate a |
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Fixes #284.
Basically, an
updateVariablecase was added for theAnytype, which then checks (in the correct "reversed" order) the instances of the types to update the variable (including a new cast-operation).Tests appear to be working fine, as well as actual notebooks, but feel free to try it for yourself.