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[TASK-289] Partitioned KV tables python example #290
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@leekeiabstraction @luoyuxia PTAL 🙏 |
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TY for the PR! Left comments, PTAL
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@leekeiabstraction TY for the review. |
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Pull request overview
Adds a new Python bindings example section demonstrating a partitioned primary-key (KV) table workflow (partition creation, upsert, lookup, update, delete), intended to mirror existing Rust examples/tests.
Changes:
- Introduces a new “Partitioned KV Table” demo in
example.py. - Creates partitions and exercises upsert/lookup/delete across multiple partitions.
- Adds verification of expected results (currently via
assertstatements).
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closes #289
Added example mirroring rust tests