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Some examples make use of commands other than just `echo` and `super`. ## Details I think the primary example that does this at the moment is this one for the...
Some docs such as the [`join` tutorial](https://superdb.org/docs/tutorials/join/) rely heavily on named file inputs, since they need to be able to show them referenced in multiple `file`/`from` contexts within a single...
The changes in https://github.com/brimdata/super/pull/5489 converted the majority of docs examples from `mdtest-command` to `mdtest-spq` which enabled them to be rendered in the interactive "Playground" style on the new [SuperDB docs...
## tl;dr At the moment, it seems `mdtest-spq` can't support examples that have no input. ## Details Here's an example of where this would be useful: https://github.com/brimdata/super/blob/8e86ac0ff4c9da6c278eb0ec9a8efba9f888c9d5/docs/commands/super.md?plain=1#L644-L650 Currently rendered as:...
```bash ❯ super -c '{a:int64(3.4),b:int128(3.14)}' no such function at line 1, column 17: {a:int64(3.4),b:int128(3.14)} ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ❯ super -c '{a:int64(3.14),b:cast(3.14, )}' {a:3,b:error({message:"shaper type argument is not a type",on:error("missing")})} ``` I don't...
In the Slack, I asked, is there a way to use regex with `where`? `search /foobar/` works - is there a `where` equivalent? Steve mentioned ```bash $ echo '"foo" "bar"...
## tl;dr The docs for the `order` function have included an mdtest that's been "skipped" because the tooling doesn't actually produce the desired output. A note in the doc says...
In the SuperDB data lake operations run in Autoperf, the step change shown here in the wrccdc "delete -where" queries is correlated with the arrival of the changes in https://github.com/brimdata/super/pull/5502....
The docs for the [`collect_map` aggregate function](https://zed.brimdata.io/docs/language/aggregates/collect_map) disclose: >If `collect_map` receives multiple values for the same key, the last value received is retained. This may be fine for many use...
At the time this issue is being opened, super is at commit 55d99d3. @mccanne recently noted that he's never been a fan of the name of the [`collect_map` aggregate function](https://zed.brimdata.io/docs/language/aggregates/collect_map)....