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Falling back to DataType::Null for unknown types can silently mask typos or misunderstandings in the schema. Consider returning an error to highlight the invalid type rather than converting it to null.
- _ => DataType::Null,+ other => {+ return Err(anyhow!("Unsupported or unrecognized data type: {other}"));+ }
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Refactor suggestion: Return an explicit error for unrecognized data types instead of defaulting to null
🛠 Refactor suggestion: Return an explicit error for unrecognized data types instead of defaulting to null
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🛠 Refactor suggestion: Return an explicit error for unrecognized data types instead of defaulting to null
🛠 refactor: return an explicit error for unrecognized data types instead of defaulting to null
Mar 4, 2025
Falling back to
DataType::Null
for unknown types can silently mask typos or misunderstandings in the schema. Consider returning an error to highlight the invalid type rather than converting it to null.📝 Committable suggestion
Originally posted by @coderabbitai[bot] in #1192 (comment)
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