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Thanks, merging to master and 2.0
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Updates: thanks to [[SPARK-14473][SQL] Define analysis rules to catch
operations not supported in
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/cc @tdas
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@rxin @marmbrus would you mind taking a look when you have time? Thanks! :-)
And I'm not sure we should disallow calling methods like `parquet()`,
`text()` on
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[SPARK-14747][SQL] Add assertStreaming/assertNoneStreaming checks in
DataFrameWriter
## Problem
If an end user happens to write code mixed with continuous-query-oriented
methods and
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