Marios Trivyzas
Marios Trivyzas
As a user of a bulk API, I would start checking the first error message (or the first few error messages), fix the issue, retry, check again and so on....
I guess, to follow the pattern about planner optimizer rules, that each one of them can be disabled if needed, in case there is some edge case which breaks if...
Some more info here: SQL standard has 2 types of intervals, YEAR TO MONTH and DAY TO SECOND, which are not mixed. DBs (like Postgres) are more lenient but still...
@JorgeSanchez-ENC Thank you for your interest in contributing to this topic, I'm assign you to the issue. @naveenluhach Thank you as well! But since @JorgeSanchez-ENC asked first, he gets to...
> I was wondering if the implementations should be done in an existing class or in its own class The operator should be in it's own class most probably. Once...
In the first version of filter push down: https://github.com/crate/crate/pull/15653 we only enabled this for safe operators, which is the standard comparison and logical operators, and if anything else is included...
The tool should include the functionality from: https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/commit/694373294fe
Do you have any concern to test on CI with nightly? It could potentially help us catch issues of incompatibilities between CrateDB and python, before a release.
Yep, I think it's good idea!
I'd also agree to not spend much time to fix it if it's not trivial, and remove it for 3.3,