ARROW-11794: [Go] Add concurrent-safe ipc.FileReader.RecordAt(i)#9584
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Arrow IPC files are safe to load concurrently. The implementation of `ipc.FileReader.Record(i)` is not safe due to stashing the current record internally. This adds a backward-compatible function `RecordAt` that behaves like ReadAt.
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Integration test failure is unrelated (and ticketed elsewhere). I'll merge. |
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Arrow IPC files are safe to load concurrently. The implementation of
ipc.FileReader.Record(i)is not safe due to stashing the currentrecord internally. This adds a backward-compatible function
RecordAtthat behaves like ReadAt.