Expose register_listing_table#618
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It's currently hard to see how datafusion can be configured in python. Adding a small section on configuration, and linking to examples, should help with that.
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This lets users nicely use `object_store` with python datafusion for partitioned dataset e.g. in S3. Closes apache#617
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Thank you @henrifroese! This is a great addition.
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Makes it possible to work with partitioned s3 datasets using
object_storethrough datafusion.Also includes some documentation improvements.
Closes #617.