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julia> x = PooledArray(zeros(Int, 10^6));
julia> copyto!(x, 1:10^6);
ERROR: You're using a PooledArray with ref type UInt8, which can only hold 255 values,
and you just tried to add the 256th reference. Please change the ref type
to a larger int type, or use the default ref type (UInt32).
I think we should use UInt32 as the default as in practice limiting up to 255 levels by default is a small value. If someone wants such a limit to save memory I would have it as an opt-in rather than the default.
Currently we have:
I think we should use
UInt32
as the default as in practice limiting up to 255 levels by default is a small value. If someone wants such a limit to save memory I would have it as an opt-in rather than the default.@quinnj - what does CSV.jl use as a default?
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