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Suppress message "Returning data to local variable" #210

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ellipticview opened this issue Mar 18, 2022 · 3 comments
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Suppress message "Returning data to local variable" #210

ellipticview opened this issue Mar 18, 2022 · 3 comments

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@ellipticview
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Example:

In:

%%sql result <<
select col_name
from table_name

Out:

Returning data to local variable result

I don't want this message to clutter my output for the document I am producing. It would be useful to have a setting to suppress this message.

Current workaround for this issue (needs to be applied for each cell):

%%capture
%%sql result <<
select col_name
from table_name
@idomic
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idomic commented Dec 22, 2022

@ellipticview @charlie-sanders @laowantong @N-Wouda
We just pushed a fix which will be available in the next Jupysql release!
Jupysql is a fork that we're trying to maintain to keep the support/bug fixes/feature requests going for the community.

@idomic
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idomic commented Dec 23, 2022

Just released a version with the fix!

@qharlie
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qharlie commented Dec 23, 2022

Rock on! @max-sixty This will help the jupyter prql integrations

max-sixty added a commit to PRQL/pyprql that referenced this issue Dec 27, 2022
Thanks a lot to @catherinedevlin for kicking off the extension!

Because of catherinedevlin/ipython-sql#210, it's necessary for us to transition to a fork, but open-minded on what we depend on if things get merged upstream.
max-sixty added a commit to PRQL/pyprql that referenced this issue Dec 27, 2022
Thanks a lot to @catherinedevlin for kicking off the extension!

Because of catherinedevlin/ipython-sql#210,
it's necessary for us to transition to a fork, but open-minded on what
we depend on if things get merged upstream.
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