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There is not, and our current team does not have experience publishing NPM packages. However, if you have any suggestions for doing so, an example of some other NPM wasm...

seems that utf8 case folding should be fairly straightforward using utf8proc (https://juliastrings.github.io/utf8proc/doc/). We might give it a go, anyone interested to take a look if we do?

I've implemented this as a couple of built-ins, `utf8tolower` and `utf8toupper`. It works like so: ``` > echo '"DŽIDŽA"' | jq '.|utf8tolower' "džidža" ``` The code changes are small and...

@nicowilliams @gabrielmagno @flaviotordini @eintr @paulochf @LordMike: given that it seems from your comments (years ago by now...) that you'd have an interest in a solution-- any thoughts on the above?

@gabrielmagno, anyone else: here's a diff from the latest jq version pulled today: https://github.com/liquidaty/jq/commit/9f0bde5f5a560e021bc05be98906a0e555270f4e Note that the autoconf includes settings that appear to support building utf8proc, but that part doesn't...

How about, as an initial scope for this feature, just looking for basic parity with common tools for RDBMS such as BCP? For our use case, the feature support does...

My company might consider contributing to this effort; outcome likely depends on a few things including others' support and various technicalities, including: 1. Can this feature be structured as a...

I don't understand these two comments, especially taken together: > We currently don’t support IntegerType -> LongType > ByteType, ShortType and IntegerType are all stored using int32 in the physical...

Thanks for the update. I don't follow the logic ending with not-a-bug, but I'm not looking to argue that and appreciate the response. This issue appears possibly related to: https://github.com/databricks/databricks-sql-cli/issues/39...

@zsxwing thank you-- OK, will open a separate issue. It seemed related because the "Failed to merge incompatible data types LongType and IntegerType" error noted in this thread by @zmeir...