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I'm doing virtually the same thing as the last example on the github page, where I try to create a filter with Dimension(something).in_([...]), but the error in the title showed up. Is this a problem with python version? I'm using 3.5.3. I've also checked that my pydruid version is 0.3.1.
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Documentation seems to be pretty outdated. And looking through the
history not sure if there ever was a in_ method on Dimension. Should be an easy patch but for now you can just use
I'm doing virtually the same thing as the last example on the github page, where I try to create a filter with
Dimension(something).in_([...])
, but the error in the title showed up. Is this a problem with python version? I'm using3.5.3
. I've also checked that mypydruid
version is0.3.1
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: