Jordan Frazier

I see -- that's my mistake. The `outputs` issue was on my end. However, I did have to add the `output_component` parameter in order to receive the correct outputs. Leaving...

@dosu thanks, the issue relating to the `output` was my mistake. However, I am still curious about how I can run the flow by using the `input_value` from the `run_flow_from_json`...

This produces the correct results: (Commented out the extra extend user) ``` threads = content.filter(content.col("thread_ts").is_not_null()) non_threads = content.filter(content.col("thread_ts").is_null()) record=kd.record({"threads": threads, "non_threads": non_threads}) # non_threads = non_threads.extend({"user": non_threads.col("user")}) joined = kd.record({"threads":...

Whereas with the extend user, it is creating a new `Record`, which by definition is never non-null and instead creates an empty record with null fields, as seen in the...

It is not necessarily a bug in the sense that expressions are executing as we have defined the current behavior, yes. I'm not sure what I would expect here, but...

> Which one is `x` in `x as i32`? I believe that one of those only supports casting to `i32`, but I could be wrong. It's weird how the error...

Map and list types are not displayed correctly in the schema (see `readings`)

Hi @carlosrcoelho, I haven't tried running json as a flow in a while, so unsure. We can probably close this and I'll open a new one if I run into...