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Iaroslav Igoshev edited this page May 29, 2024
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This page contains the details of the criteria by which we will decide and declare that Modin is stable enough for a 1.0 release. Updated 03/04/2024. The timelines here are rough outlines and should not be taken as commitments.
Efficiently handle small dataframes. -> Q2
Lazy and eager mode with a switch. -> Q1-Q2
Lazy error checking (in kernels). -> Q3
Dynamic partitioning to efficiently handle operations. -> Q2
Get rid of redundant warnings to match pandas behavior as much as possible. -> Q2
Logging. -> Q2
Get rid of useless empty partitions as much as possible. -> Q3
Better support for IO methods. -> Q3
Comprehensive testing. -> Q3
Remove defaulting to pandas from API layer -> Q2
Stable query compiler interface - make it public and dependable -> Q2
Follow semver for updates to query compiler
Multiple pandas versions -> Q3-Q4
Extension API and Documentation Extension API -> Q2