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Make DataFrameModel iterable over the schema field names #1288

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A possible implementation of #1286

Signed-off-by: Nathan McDougall <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Nathan McDougall <[email protected]>
@nathanjmcdougall nathanjmcdougall changed the title Make DataFrameModel iterable over the schema fields Make DataFrameModel iterable over the schema field names Aug 5, 2023
use class instead of hard-coded strings

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The issue I'm facing with this is that .to_schema gives fields in the same order as defined within a class, but groups of fields from different classes are in reverse order from the class heirarchy (hence the test I've added is failing).

I could create a workaround, but I wonder whether it would be better just to change .to_schema to give fields in the order corresponding to the order of inheritance?

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