Weekly status pages written from public repository activity, not from meetings.
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2026-10-14 to 2026-10-20 (7 full days, UTC). Unofficial: generated from this repository’s public GitHub activity by pilotless status. Not affiliated with the project, and no information here that GitHub does not publish.
90 commits to main by 13 people, 90 pull requests merged, 100 open pull requests, 55 open issues on this page of results.
Open, and untouched for seven days or more:
_name_last iter variants - last touched 169 days agoPOLARS_AUTO_STREAMING in favor of using POLARS_FORCE_STREAMING - last touched 56 days agoOpen, unassigned, and with no replies yet:
corr and ErrorExpr diagnostics - opened 0 days agoExceptionGroup - opened 0 days agoDuplicateError when a left column already uses the default s - opened 0 days agodt.offset_by keeps the sorted flag when the result overflows and wraps around - opened 0 days agoThe two lists above are what a status meeting is usually for. Nobody had to attend one to produce this page.
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