HotFix: PG to PG is empty bug #130
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This PR started as a coverage improvement. However, we found that config did not need to be async and simplified that flow. There was also a bug with `make run` (the sample config) introduced in #130 with the `DataFrame` to `TypedDataFrame` switch. This resolves all of that while bringing coverage to 96% (also ignoring main).
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There was an inconsistency with the types returned from postgres and those being passed in.
PG.fetch returned
DataFramebut
PG.save expected
TypedDataFrameResulted in a bug where data.is_empty did not exist.
This PR aligns the types naively, but this will all be improved in a follow up #129 (which assigns proper/non-empty types) to Postgres dataframes.