adjusted polars / slice command to return lazy output on lazy input#17067
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I tried to model the implementation off of "polars first" where it maps to different command_ functions based on the input type. I also added an example (I wanted to work off of a failing test). Let me know any missteps, new to the project, new-ish to Rust development. |
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Looks good, thanks! |
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Great work - Thank you! |
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This PR fixes the "polars slice" command so that it will return a lazyframe output when given a lazyframe as input. Fixes #17065
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