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r.table().map().coerceTo(object) error #2802
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This is a particular case of the #2721 proposal. |
This seems only somewhat related; we could easily define a |
How ever it gets done. New users would be confused on how to do this so it touches on use ability |
I think we should do this as described. @danielmewes -- how would you feel about bumping this to polish? |
Er, nevermind, beat me to it ^.^ |
I have no objections. We should overload |
Marking settled as suggested. |
Fixed in 2fcc0b5 in |
The code was limiting the source type in SEQUENCE -> OBJECT coercions to only be an array, but this is misleading and unhelpful. There's a possibility of using too much memory for this (because we have an array size limit but no object size limit), but there are other solutions being worked on for that problem more generally. Fixes #2802
Doing something like the above but will show it again here.
but if i do it like
That works fine i feel like if the system comes across this type of error it where changing it to array and then object would solve it it should do it with out having throw out an error. I guess this should be considered one of the first query optimizes
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