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"Warning: Coercing int64 to double"
See original GitHub issueThis may not be so much an issue as a question: Why does feather coerce int64 to double upon read_feather()? Why not convert it to integer?
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We should have the R coerce to double only when there are values outside the representable range. Because pandas defaults to int64 even for small integers this would be a better default behavior
Because it would lose more information.