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in the _convert_arrow_to_proto function it will fail at extracting the timestamp field:
event_timestamps = [
_coerce_datetime(val)
for val in pd.to_datetime(
table.column(feature_view.batch_source.timestamp_field).to_numpy(
zero_copy_only=False
)
)
]
since feature_view.batch_source (request source) doesn't have timestamp_field.
Specifications
Version:
Platform:
Subsystem:
Possible Solution
add an attributee for RequestSource for the user to specify the timestamp_field.
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I'm a little lost here, what's the use for timestamp_field in RequestSource? RequestSources are only used in online odfv execution, you don't have a point-in-time join there.
I'm a little lost here, what's the use for timestamp_field in RequestSource? RequestSources are only used in online odfv execution, you don't have a point-in-time join there.
I'm not using it to get history features, just use it as a data source to be able to ingest dataframe to the feature view directly.
Expected Behavior
Use RequestSource with write_to_online_store
Current Behavior
Steps to reproduce
feature view has request source defined such as
in the
_convert_arrow_to_proto
function it will fail at extracting the timestamp field:since
feature_view.batch_source
(request source) doesn't havetimestamp_field
.Specifications
Possible Solution
add an attributee for RequestSource for the user to specify the timestamp_field.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: