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Add to_bcolz method to dask.dataframe
See original GitHub issueSince we have a from_bcolz function, we should add a corresponding to_bcolz method.
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:12 (5 by maintainers)
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Are people still using bcolz? Most people I interact with today use Parquet, which since the opening of this issue has grown a couple of good reader/writers in Python. I’m going to close this now. If this is still an active issue then please ping and I’ll reopen. However I suspect that bcolz my become out-of-scope for dask.dataframe in the future due to low usage.
To the best of my knowledge this issue is up to date. Is this something that you would like to take on @sfragosorodrig ?