Remove two default imports from datafusion dependency #1679
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Primary goal is to remove 'compression' which bundles in various compression libs, one of which appears to be dynamically linked for mac in some cases. We don't need the compression feature As a extra benefit, we can remove parquet support in the interest of compile time and binary size. I don't really see how this can be used usefully as we have disabled functions that read and write files.
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Primary goal is to remove 'compression' which bundles in various compression libs, one of which appears to be dynamically linked for mac in some cases. We don't need the compression feature
As a extra benefit, we can remove parquet support in the interest of compile time and binary size. I don't really see how this can be used usefully as we have disabled functions that read and write files.