thisisnic commented on issue #42012:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/42012#issuecomment-2858224457
I took a look at this, but it looks like `set()` already exists for Schema;
see this test I wrote:
```
def test_schema_set_field():
fields = [
pa.field('foo', pa.int32()),
pa.field('bar', pa.string()),
pa.field('baz', pa.list_(pa.int8()))
]
s1 = pa.schema(fields)
s2 = s1.set(0, s1.field(0).with_type(pa.int64()))
assert s2.field(0).type == pa.int64()
assert s1.field(0).type == pa.int32()
```
Does this mean we don't need to make any changes because it already exists,
or do we want to create `set_field()` as an alias for `set()`?
CC @AlenkaF
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