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Support for multiple items received in a single field #148
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This issue will introduce a new type hint,
Multiple[T]
, an alias ofdict[str, T]
with a dedicated tag,Tag.MULTIPLE
. Combined with other type hints (e.g.Multiple[Data[Any]]
), it will enable the corresponding field receive a dictionary of data, indexes, or attributes. For example, theattrs
field in the following code will accept a dictionary of any values which will be stored inattrs
in a DataFrame.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: