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If the name of a top level colum which contains some subcolumns is the same as a level of a 1-level colum, the .select method seems to only select the multilevel column.
Example:
If I have meta.id and meta.doc and then also another column called meta , then .select("meta") only seems to select the former two.
Version Info
0.5.1
Python 3.12.6
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I'm not sure it should be allowed at all - to have a nested column meta and a regular field meta at the same time. Would it be a deal breaker for the scenario if we put a limitation like that @tibor-mach ?
Description
If the name of a top level colum which contains some subcolumns is the same as a level of a 1-level colum, the
.select
method seems to only select the multilevel column.Example:
If I have
meta.id
andmeta.doc
and then also another column calledmeta
, then.select("meta")
only seems to select the former two.Version Info
0.5.1
Python 3.12.6
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: