chore(deps): bump kotlinx-dataframe from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421

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Bumps kotlinx-dataframe from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421.
Updates org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-core from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421

Release notes

Sourced from org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-core's releases.

v1.0.0-Beta2: On our way to 1.0!

We are working hard to make DataFrame 1.0 and the compiler plugin happen, but due to KotlinConf our time is limited, so detailed release notes will be given later. You can track our progress for the next beta here.

Try this release in Kotlin Notebook which is now bundled with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 and available in IntelliJ IDEA Community:

%useLatestDescriptors
%use dataframe(v=1.0.0-Beta2)

Known issues

• The Gradle plugin might be broken... Something went wrong during publishing, resulting in Could not find org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe:symbol-processor-all:1.0.0-Beta1-dev-7097-0.12.0.429. This will be fixed as soon as possible.
• In Kotlin Notebook (in K1 mode), min, max, median, and percentile might not work. This is because of a bug in REPL. Will be solved in K2 mode.
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1116
• median and percentile require explicit type arguments for non-numeric columns
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1189
• Using DataFrame on Android might cause compilation issues Kotlin/dataframe#1217
  • Fixed by Kotlin/dataframe#1218 on 1.0.0-dev-7277+
• IntelliJ support for the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin is on its way! But it might not be available in your IDE just yet. It will work out-of-the-box from version 2025.2 (in K2 mode) and be ready for testing once the EAP builds become available.
• The documentation website might not be up-to-date yet
• Example notebooks need to be updated: Kotlin/dataframe#1216
• See the 1.0.0-Beta3 milestone

Deprecations and important notes

• OpenAPI 3.0 support is turned experimental: Kotlin/dataframe#1115
• We are in the progress of deprecating the KProperties- and Column Accessor Access APIs in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin. A migration guide will follow.
• Statistics functions have been rewritten, some types might have changed
• dataframe-jupyter is now a separate module, which means:
  • The dataframe.json descriptor has changed, so if something works unexpectedly in your notebook, add %useLatestDescriptors before %use dataframe.
  • When running your notebook with your project as its dependency (and you're not using %use dataframe), make sure the notebook has access to the dataframe-core and dataframe-jupyter dependencies. You can do the latter, for instance, by adding USE { dependencies("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jupyter:1.0.0-Beta1") } to the notebook.
• dataframe-json is now a separate module, no longer part of dataframe-core, but included with dataframe by default.
• DataFrame can now read Float from JSON. Careful, this means type inference might change for you.
• dataframe-csv is now included with dataframe by default. DataFrame.readCSV() is deprecated in favor of the new DataFrame.readCsv().
• JDBC support is still in progress. This means that the API can still change or we could decide to not include it by default with dataframe.
• Lot's more smaller things, see below
• Later:
  • While @DataSchema column accessor generation via the KSP/Gradle plugin will still work for now, this will also be replaced in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin later on. You don't need to worry about created data schemas though, they will work exactly the same :).
  • Schema inference by data sample (so using @file:ImportDataSchema in .kt files, or dataframes { schema { data = } } in Gradle) is still up for debate. We will probably remove it in the future to replace it with something more stable. Remember that you can always call df.generateInterfaces().print() to get a copy-pastable data schema interface from a dataframe instance.

What's Changed (GitHub autogenerated)

• Change toHTML rendering to allow custom HTML content inside cells and not just text by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#967
• Clarify the situation when generated extension property causes ClassCast or NPE exceptions by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#965
• org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe.io.Csv clashes with CSV on windows... by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#984
• Add guide for custom SQL database support with HSQLDB by @​zaleslaw in Kotlin/dataframe#986
• Miscellaneous 0.15 fixes by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#989
• 0.15 example notebook by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#981
• post-0.15 release documentation version bumps by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#983

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Updates org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-csv from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421

Release notes

Sourced from org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-csv's releases.

v1.0.0-Beta2: On our way to 1.0!

We are working hard to make DataFrame 1.0 and the compiler plugin happen, but due to KotlinConf our time is limited, so detailed release notes will be given later. You can track our progress for the next beta here.

Try this release in Kotlin Notebook which is now bundled with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 and available in IntelliJ IDEA Community:

%useLatestDescriptors
%use dataframe(v=1.0.0-Beta2)

Known issues

• The Gradle plugin might be broken... Something went wrong during publishing, resulting in Could not find org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe:symbol-processor-all:1.0.0-Beta1-dev-7097-0.12.0.429. This will be fixed as soon as possible.
• In Kotlin Notebook (in K1 mode), min, max, median, and percentile might not work. This is because of a bug in REPL. Will be solved in K2 mode.
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1116
• median and percentile require explicit type arguments for non-numeric columns
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1189
• Using DataFrame on Android might cause compilation issues Kotlin/dataframe#1217
  • Fixed by Kotlin/dataframe#1218 on 1.0.0-dev-7277+
• IntelliJ support for the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin is on its way! But it might not be available in your IDE just yet. It will work out-of-the-box from version 2025.2 (in K2 mode) and be ready for testing once the EAP builds become available.
• The documentation website might not be up-to-date yet
• Example notebooks need to be updated: Kotlin/dataframe#1216
• See the 1.0.0-Beta3 milestone

Deprecations and important notes

• OpenAPI 3.0 support is turned experimental: Kotlin/dataframe#1115
• We are in the progress of deprecating the KProperties- and Column Accessor Access APIs in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin. A migration guide will follow.
• Statistics functions have been rewritten, some types might have changed
• dataframe-jupyter is now a separate module, which means:
  • The dataframe.json descriptor has changed, so if something works unexpectedly in your notebook, add %useLatestDescriptors before %use dataframe.
  • When running your notebook with your project as its dependency (and you're not using %use dataframe), make sure the notebook has access to the dataframe-core and dataframe-jupyter dependencies. You can do the latter, for instance, by adding USE { dependencies("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jupyter:1.0.0-Beta1") } to the notebook.
• dataframe-json is now a separate module, no longer part of dataframe-core, but included with dataframe by default.
• DataFrame can now read Float from JSON. Careful, this means type inference might change for you.
• dataframe-csv is now included with dataframe by default. DataFrame.readCSV() is deprecated in favor of the new DataFrame.readCsv().
• JDBC support is still in progress. This means that the API can still change or we could decide to not include it by default with dataframe.
• Lot's more smaller things, see below
• Later:
  • While @DataSchema column accessor generation via the KSP/Gradle plugin will still work for now, this will also be replaced in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin later on. You don't need to worry about created data schemas though, they will work exactly the same :).
  • Schema inference by data sample (so using @file:ImportDataSchema in .kt files, or dataframes { schema { data = } } in Gradle) is still up for debate. We will probably remove it in the future to replace it with something more stable. Remember that you can always call df.generateInterfaces().print() to get a copy-pastable data schema interface from a dataframe instance.

What's Changed (GitHub autogenerated)

• Change toHTML rendering to allow custom HTML content inside cells and not just text by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#967
• Clarify the situation when generated extension property causes ClassCast or NPE exceptions by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#965
• org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe.io.Csv clashes with CSV on windows... by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#984
• Add guide for custom SQL database support with HSQLDB by @​zaleslaw in Kotlin/dataframe#986
• Miscellaneous 0.15 fixes by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#989
• 0.15 example notebook by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#981
• post-0.15 release documentation version bumps by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#983

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Updates org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-geo from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421

Release notes

Sourced from org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-geo's releases.

v1.0.0-Beta2: On our way to 1.0!

We are working hard to make DataFrame 1.0 and the compiler plugin happen, but due to KotlinConf our time is limited, so detailed release notes will be given later. You can track our progress for the next beta here.

Try this release in Kotlin Notebook which is now bundled with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 and available in IntelliJ IDEA Community:

%useLatestDescriptors
%use dataframe(v=1.0.0-Beta2)

Known issues

• The Gradle plugin might be broken... Something went wrong during publishing, resulting in Could not find org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe:symbol-processor-all:1.0.0-Beta1-dev-7097-0.12.0.429. This will be fixed as soon as possible.
• In Kotlin Notebook (in K1 mode), min, max, median, and percentile might not work. This is because of a bug in REPL. Will be solved in K2 mode.
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1116
• median and percentile require explicit type arguments for non-numeric columns
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1189
• Using DataFrame on Android might cause compilation issues Kotlin/dataframe#1217
  • Fixed by Kotlin/dataframe#1218 on 1.0.0-dev-7277+
• IntelliJ support for the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin is on its way! But it might not be available in your IDE just yet. It will work out-of-the-box from version 2025.2 (in K2 mode) and be ready for testing once the EAP builds become available.
• The documentation website might not be up-to-date yet
• Example notebooks need to be updated: Kotlin/dataframe#1216
• See the 1.0.0-Beta3 milestone

Deprecations and important notes

• OpenAPI 3.0 support is turned experimental: Kotlin/dataframe#1115
• We are in the progress of deprecating the KProperties- and Column Accessor Access APIs in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin. A migration guide will follow.
• Statistics functions have been rewritten, some types might have changed
• dataframe-jupyter is now a separate module, which means:
  • The dataframe.json descriptor has changed, so if something works unexpectedly in your notebook, add %useLatestDescriptors before %use dataframe.
  • When running your notebook with your project as its dependency (and you're not using %use dataframe), make sure the notebook has access to the dataframe-core and dataframe-jupyter dependencies. You can do the latter, for instance, by adding USE { dependencies("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jupyter:1.0.0-Beta1") } to the notebook.
• dataframe-json is now a separate module, no longer part of dataframe-core, but included with dataframe by default.
• DataFrame can now read Float from JSON. Careful, this means type inference might change for you.
• dataframe-csv is now included with dataframe by default. DataFrame.readCSV() is deprecated in favor of the new DataFrame.readCsv().
• JDBC support is still in progress. This means that the API can still change or we could decide to not include it by default with dataframe.
• Lot's more smaller things, see below
• Later:
  • While @DataSchema column accessor generation via the KSP/Gradle plugin will still work for now, this will also be replaced in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin later on. You don't need to worry about created data schemas though, they will work exactly the same :).
  • Schema inference by data sample (so using @file:ImportDataSchema in .kt files, or dataframes { schema { data = } } in Gradle) is still up for debate. We will probably remove it in the future to replace it with something more stable. Remember that you can always call df.generateInterfaces().print() to get a copy-pastable data schema interface from a dataframe instance.

What's Changed (GitHub autogenerated)

• Change toHTML rendering to allow custom HTML content inside cells and not just text by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#967
• Clarify the situation when generated extension property causes ClassCast or NPE exceptions by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#965
• org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe.io.Csv clashes with CSV on windows... by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#984
• Add guide for custom SQL database support with HSQLDB by @​zaleslaw in Kotlin/dataframe#986
• Miscellaneous 0.15 fixes by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#989
• 0.15 example notebook by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#981
• post-0.15 release documentation version bumps by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#983

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Updates org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jdbc from 1.0.0-Beta3 to 1.0.0-dev-8421

Release notes

Sourced from org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jdbc's releases.

v1.0.0-Beta2: On our way to 1.0!

We are working hard to make DataFrame 1.0 and the compiler plugin happen, but due to KotlinConf our time is limited, so detailed release notes will be given later. You can track our progress for the next beta here.

Try this release in Kotlin Notebook which is now bundled with IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 and available in IntelliJ IDEA Community:

%useLatestDescriptors
%use dataframe(v=1.0.0-Beta2)

Known issues

• The Gradle plugin might be broken... Something went wrong during publishing, resulting in Could not find org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe:symbol-processor-all:1.0.0-Beta1-dev-7097-0.12.0.429. This will be fixed as soon as possible.
• In Kotlin Notebook (in K1 mode), min, max, median, and percentile might not work. This is because of a bug in REPL. Will be solved in K2 mode.
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1116
• median and percentile require explicit type arguments for non-numeric columns
  • Kotlin/dataframe#1189
• Using DataFrame on Android might cause compilation issues Kotlin/dataframe#1217
  • Fixed by Kotlin/dataframe#1218 on 1.0.0-dev-7277+
• IntelliJ support for the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin is on its way! But it might not be available in your IDE just yet. It will work out-of-the-box from version 2025.2 (in K2 mode) and be ready for testing once the EAP builds become available.
• The documentation website might not be up-to-date yet
• Example notebooks need to be updated: Kotlin/dataframe#1216
• See the 1.0.0-Beta3 milestone

Deprecations and important notes

• OpenAPI 3.0 support is turned experimental: Kotlin/dataframe#1115
• We are in the progress of deprecating the KProperties- and Column Accessor Access APIs in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin. A migration guide will follow.
• Statistics functions have been rewritten, some types might have changed
• dataframe-jupyter is now a separate module, which means:
  • The dataframe.json descriptor has changed, so if something works unexpectedly in your notebook, add %useLatestDescriptors before %use dataframe.
  • When running your notebook with your project as its dependency (and you're not using %use dataframe), make sure the notebook has access to the dataframe-core and dataframe-jupyter dependencies. You can do the latter, for instance, by adding USE { dependencies("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:dataframe-jupyter:1.0.0-Beta1") } to the notebook.
• dataframe-json is now a separate module, no longer part of dataframe-core, but included with dataframe by default.
• DataFrame can now read Float from JSON. Careful, this means type inference might change for you.
• dataframe-csv is now included with dataframe by default. DataFrame.readCSV() is deprecated in favor of the new DataFrame.readCsv().
• JDBC support is still in progress. This means that the API can still change or we could decide to not include it by default with dataframe.
• Lot's more smaller things, see below
• Later:
  • While @DataSchema column accessor generation via the KSP/Gradle plugin will still work for now, this will also be replaced in favor of the DataFrame Kotlin compiler plugin later on. You don't need to worry about created data schemas though, they will work exactly the same :).
  • Schema inference by data sample (so using @file:ImportDataSchema in .kt files, or dataframes { schema { data = } } in Gradle) is still up for debate. We will probably remove it in the future to replace it with something more stable. Remember that you can always call df.generateInterfaces().print() to get a copy-pastable data schema interface from a dataframe instance.

What's Changed (GitHub autogenerated)

• Change toHTML rendering to allow custom HTML content inside cells and not just text by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#967
• Clarify the situation when generated extension property causes ClassCast or NPE exceptions by @​koperagen in Kotlin/dataframe#965
• org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe.io.Csv clashes with CSV on windows... by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#984
• Add guide for custom SQL database support with HSQLDB by @​zaleslaw in Kotlin/dataframe#986
• Miscellaneous 0.15 fixes by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#989
• 0.15 example notebook by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#981
• post-0.15 release documentation version bumps by @​Jolanrensen in Kotlin/dataframe#983

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