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Even though #1568 is not merged in, apparently version 0.18.0 has already been released to crates.io. In that release, you are putting a dependency on an API introduced in chrono 0.4.31, but in your Cargo.toml, you only have a dependency on 0.4. In my application, since I am using a Cargo.lock file, the upgrade to arrow2 0.18.0 caused a failure since I have an older version of chrono than 0.4.31. Bumping the actual dependency to 0.4.31 in your Cargo.toml would require a new enough version of chrono to not break builds.
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Same here. I could fix it by upgrading my chrono version, but it was a bit of a nuisance to debug. I had chrono and polars as dependencies, and not arrow2 directly.
In case someone is googling around, the error was:
error[E0599]: no method named `timestamp_nanos_opt` found for struct `DateTime` in the current scope
Even though #1568 is not merged in, apparently version 0.18.0 has already been released to crates.io. In that release, you are putting a dependency on an API introduced in chrono 0.4.31, but in your Cargo.toml, you only have a dependency on 0.4. In my application, since I am using a Cargo.lock file, the upgrade to arrow2 0.18.0 caused a failure since I have an older version of chrono than 0.4.31. Bumping the actual dependency to 0.4.31 in your Cargo.toml would require a new enough version of chrono to not break builds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: