Fix join key extraction for python join operator#521
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This test failed for the previous pull requests as well. It's likely an issue introduced in the 1.0.1 version and has nothing to do with this PR. |
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@joker-star-l Maybe you can also help as it's the sparkML that fails for some reason.. |
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This is caused by dependency conflicts. sparkml 3.1.2 is not work with janino 3.1.8. |
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Thank you Mingxi, indeed it was a dependency issue. |
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The python join operator's key extraction didn't work properly due to incorrect input handling.
This resulted in a cartesian product, as both keys were null.