Polars, an open-source data processing library, has released its 2.0 pre-release candidate offering a significant 5x speed boost through the use of a streaming engine. However, this upgrade may alter row order in queries, potentially disrupting code that relies on specific row sequences. Developers should be cautious and consider enforcing row order or sticking with the in-memory engine if necessary.
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