zero323 commented on pull request #33428:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/33428#issuecomment-883289790
I am sitting on the fence here. While
```python
Row("Alice", 11)
```
is a technically valid initialization of a `Row`, I always considered it
actual usage a code-smell. Hence the choice of annotations, where `*args` form
is intended to be used with combination with `__call__`. Using it to initialize
unnamed `Rows` is not only rather inefficient, but also leaves us with this
awkward object, which is intended as factory of named `Rows`, but never used as
such.
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