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@paoloburelli Firstly, thanks for this PR! I think the next step for I really appreciate the time that you put into this PR and I want to revisit it after #25 is merged because I agree these features would be helpful for the |
Hi, my team currently needs these changes, so we will continue to develop the library on our fork. |
Hope this goes to next step! |
Will this be merged to the master soon? Still an open topic which results in errors when running data-partioning append's |
@BartVanDerVurst there have been many changes to the pandas-gbq library since this PR was first created. For one, it now uses the |
I addressed the enhancement request in #43, now it is possible to replace data in a partition.
A few other minor changes have been added to give a full support of date partitioned tables (creation and insertion were missing mainly).
I also added a copy function, which is a convenient (and free) way to move data in BigQuery.