Would it be possible to publish arrow-pg and datafusion-pg-catalog from a commit that includes the DataFusion 55 bump?
main moved to DataFusion 55.1 in #421 on 2026-09-15, but the newest versions on crates.io still require datafusion ^54:
arrow-pg 0.15.0 (2026-07-19) → datafusion ^54 (behind the datafusion feature)
datafusion-pg-catalog 0.18.3 → datafusion ^54
We use both to serve a Postgres wire frontend over a DataFusion catalog, so while they require ^54 our whole workspace is pinned to DataFusion 54 — the two crates are the only things holding it there. datafusion-flight-sql-server, datafusion-federation and datafusion-functions-json have all published for 55 already.
No urgency, and no expectation — we've decided to wait rather than pin to a git revision, and are asking mainly to know whether a release is likely in the near term or whether we should plan around a longer wait. If there's anything blocking a release that we could usefully help with, I'm happy to take a look.
Thanks for these crates — the pg_catalog work in particular has saved us a lot.
Would it be possible to publish
arrow-pganddatafusion-pg-catalogfrom a commit that includes the DataFusion 55 bump?mainmoved to DataFusion 55.1 in #421 on 2026-09-15, but the newest versions on crates.io still requiredatafusion ^54:arrow-pg0.15.0 (2026-07-19) →datafusion ^54(behind thedatafusionfeature)datafusion-pg-catalog0.18.3 →datafusion ^54We use both to serve a Postgres wire frontend over a DataFusion catalog, so while they require
^54our whole workspace is pinned to DataFusion 54 — the two crates are the only things holding it there.datafusion-flight-sql-server,datafusion-federationanddatafusion-functions-jsonhave all published for 55 already.No urgency, and no expectation — we've decided to wait rather than pin to a git revision, and are asking mainly to know whether a release is likely in the near term or whether we should plan around a longer wait. If there's anything blocking a release that we could usefully help with, I'm happy to take a look.
Thanks for these crates — the pg_catalog work in particular has saved us a lot.