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[Docs] Update status of Avro support on Implementation Status page #41386

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ianmcook opened this issue Apr 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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[Docs] Update status of Avro support on Implementation Status page #41386

ianmcook opened this issue Apr 25, 2024 · 1 comment

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ianmcook commented Apr 25, 2024

Describe the enhancement requested

The Arrow Go library now supports reading Avro files but this isn't documented on the Implementation Status docs page. We should document it.

I'm unclear on the status of support for reading Avro files in the official Rust implementation. It looks like some infrastructure has been added but it's not in a real working state yet. Look into this more and see whether this should be noted somehow on the Implementation Status docs page. For the Rust implementation, I infer from this PR and this comment that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can read Avro files.

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ianmcook added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 26, 2024
Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: #41386
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Resolved by #41393

tolleybot pushed a commit to tmct/arrow that referenced this issue May 2, 2024
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Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: apache#41386
tolleybot pushed a commit to tmct/arrow that referenced this issue May 4, 2024
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Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: apache#41386
rok pushed a commit to tmct/arrow that referenced this issue May 8, 2024
)

Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: apache#41386
rok pushed a commit to tmct/arrow that referenced this issue May 8, 2024
)

Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: apache#41386
vibhatha pushed a commit to vibhatha/arrow that referenced this issue May 25, 2024
)

Updates the Implementation Status docs page to reflect that the Go
implementation can read Avro files.

For the Rust implementation, I inferred from [this
PR](apache/arrow-rs#4886) and [this
comment](apache/arrow-rs#5562 (comment))
that we should hold off on indicating that the Rust implementation can
read Avro files.

* GitHub Issue: apache#41386
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