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Introduction
We need a section in the docs to describe how to migrate from the old-style dataset, e.g.
ParquetS3DataSetto the new style e.g.kedro.extras.datasets.pandas.ParquetDataSet.Suggestion
To migrate from
ParquetS3DataSettopandas.ParquetDataSet, the steps are the following:In the
catalog.yaml:ParquetS3DataSettopandas.ParquetDataSet