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refactor: Unify bigquery execution paths #2007
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self.expr, ordered=ordered, use_explicit_destination=allow_large_results | ||
self.expr, | ||
execution_spec.ExecutionSpec( | ||
promise_under_10gb=under_10gb, |
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This threshold hasn't changed in a decade+, but I'm still wary of including it in the name. Perhaps requires_explicit_destination
would better reflect the backend API?
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Chatted offline. This is intended to be somewhat backend-independent rather than prescriptive about constructing a table. Even if the threshold changes, it would only be to go up (to avoid breaking changes), so this naming should be OK, even if slightly inaccurate in that theoretical future.
self.expr, ordered=ordered, use_explicit_destination=allow_large_results | ||
self.expr, | ||
execution_spec.ExecutionSpec( | ||
promise_under_10gb=under_10gb, |
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Chatted offline. This is intended to be somewhat backend-independent rather than prescriptive about constructing a table. Even if the threshold changes, it would only be to go up (to avoid breaking changes), so this naming should be OK, even if slightly inaccurate in that theoretical future.
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