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- Add from_erlang/2 to serde_arrow_buffer
- Add to_arrow/2
- Add to_arrow docs
- Add to_erlang/1
- Store binary data as a single binary in a buffer
- Add incomplete implementation of from_arrow
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This PR will be rebased to main once main has the necessary features to full implement this function. Till then, this PR simply serves as a way to save any progress I have made with this function. |
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This commits adds tests and an incomplete of from_arrow. Right now, it can manage assigning a type, and length to the buffer, but is unable to deserialize the actual data from arrow. This is because we also need a validity bitmap to deserialize data, something which a buffer doesn't have.
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