fix(rust, python): read_csv was parsing dates incorrectly when the dtype was overridden #9420
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closes #9102
The main idea here is:
try_from(pattern)
, usetry_from_with_unit(pattern, unit)
Then, instead of having to do
you can just do
It also means you can pass the
time_unit
forwards within theslow_datetime_parser
To get the
time_unit
, it needs to be an argument ofparse_bytes
. I've made it of typeOption<TimeUnit>
, so that when parsing non-datetime type (e.g. Utf8), thentime_unit
can be set toNone
, and fordatetime
, it can either be the defaultMicrosecond
or whatever the user overrid it with