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The week focused entirely on improving Snowpark's API reference documentation. Eight commits clarified and expanded docstrings across thirteen topics, including corrections to method descriptions (like to_double's return type), better explanations of core patterns (DataFrame.col, group_by, session…
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SNOW-4174500: Fix nested udxf inheriting inaccessable stage path (#4412)
[DOC-12399] Clarify thirteen Snowpark API reference topics (docstrings only) (#4410)
[DOC-5375] Consolidate ten Snowpark API documentation improvements (#4407)
[DOC-16358] Explain DataFrame.col with selection and filter examples (#4392)
[DOC-16220] Correct getOrCreate session reuse and creation semantics (#4394)
[DOC-12405] Clarify SessionBuilder.configs connection parameters (#4390)
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