Timothy Stephenson
Timothy Stephenson
#12466 It feels tangentially related (but a separate issue with `pip download --platform`)
Another update to the list [removed_from_needed_examples_list.csv](https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/files/13851997/removed_from_needed_examples_list.csv) [updated_missing_examples_list.csv](https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/files/13851998/updated_missing_examples_list.csv)
Also running into this issue. Listing polars as a dependency in a package seems to be an oversight based off of how different x86 binaries for newer/older cpu's are given...
> Another (untested) option might be to keep CPU-specific versions of polars as "implementation" packages and make a single `polars` package that is _only_ distributed as a source distribution in...
Using cpython for reference.
I know #739 also wanted this for other reasons.
Any updates on this? I was working on adding `json_encode` to the root namespace (so everything can be `json_encode`-able). In doing so I wanted to think about adding the `ignore_nulls`...
I am getting the same error: ``` Error: Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was completed. (os error 299) Reason: Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request...
I agree the reason for the issue is python 3.12. I have been able to use py-spy fine on Windows with python 3.10. However, py-spy seems to be currently claiming...
Can you try directly running the `py-spy` executable? Can you find the executable with `where py-spy` or `get-command py-spy`.