Columns with iterables given directly in the catalog spec#752
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Columns with iterables given directly in the catalog spec#752aulemahal wants to merge 4 commits intointake:mainfrom
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Change Summary
Adds a "iterable_columns" field in the ESM Catalog Spec that acts the same as the
columns_with_iterablesargument of theesm_datastore.The ESMCatalogModel object has a
columns_with_iterablesproperty that returns the actual list of columns containing iterables, which could be a superset ofiterable_columnsifconverterswere given in theread_kwargs. Thus, I had to choose a different name for the config-provided version.Related issue number
Fixes #595
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I gathered that deprecating
columns_with_iterableswould be much too breaking. This means the same thing can be done in two ways. Is this ok?I only added a small test. The test suite already makes a good job testing the "iterable" feature, I only tested the catalog opening when the new option is given.