Jon Gjengset

I'm confused.. There's no join in the query you gave? The query looks like it'd hit the same issue as #137, no?

As to your question about domain assignment, you _can_ move most operators into arbitrary domains, as long as you do so before you call migrate (because it adds a bunch...

I think you'll have to specifically write the query such that the aggregations are done separately and then join them together, as in #137. I'm not sure what purpose the...

The semantic requirements for operators in Noria are currently somewhat ill-defined, and getting them right in the presence of partial is pretty finicky. We think it should absolutely be doable,...

I'm currently away at SOSP, so can't dig too much into this at the moment, but that error was added a while ago when we realized that having two partial...

I think the underlying issue here is that the query as written requires a _single_ aggregation that computes _multiple_ columns, which isn't currently implemented. The workaround would be to compute...

I'm going to leave this open since it is something we should fix.

Hi! Given that Noria is a research prototype, we're not really focused on adding additional data types at the moment. I'd be happy to take a look at a PR,...

My first instinct here is also to take the first approach. You're right that Noria might be able to automatically delegate compound types to an operator, but I think that...

@ranchoiver I think that sounds like an excellent use-case for Noria! The one thing that we don't quite support yet is "rolling" time windows, which it sounds like you need....