feat: Execute Python queries #575
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This removes the ability to inspect the prepared data from the Python FFI. Instead, the Python FFI now has an `execute` method allowing you to inspect the results of an expression, including the bare table. This changes the execute methods a bit to have a simpler API to interface with. This relies on pushing "in-memory" data into the `DataContext`, which is very brittle and hacky. For example, it currently only supports adding data once, and requires that the schemas line up.
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Approving to unblock since much will likely change anyway, will take a closer look in a couple hours |
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This removes the ability to inspect the prepared data from the Python FFI. Instead, the Python FFI now has an
executemethod allowing you to inspect the results of an expression, including the bare table.This changes the execute methods a bit to have a simpler API to interface with.
This relies on pushing "in-memory" data into the
DataContext, which is very brittle and hacky. For example, it currently only supports adding data once, and requires that the schemas line up.