[SPARK-10373] [PYSPARK] move @since into pyspark from sql#8657
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Test build #42152 has finished for PR 8657 at commit
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Would this also import the since function if somebody does "from pyspark import *"? |
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@rxin No, it's not in |
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Would it be OK to add a clause to handle situations where f.doc is None? There are a handful of methods without docstrings. Thanks!
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I think it's better to have some docs for public APIs.
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You're right, that makes more sense. Ignore the comment above.
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LGTM. Merged into master. Thanks! |
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cc @mengxr