Nathaniel Cook

@godric That implementation looks good to me. > I couldn't figure how to use the column parameter for the input instead of hardcoding _value (which should work in most cases?)...

@bednar That sounds great! How will `toQuery` work? Will the DSL API construct AST as it goes along and the `toQuery` just wraps the final AST root?

Also if it helps the AST for Flux is defined in Go here https://godoc.org/github.com/influxdata/flux/ast and in Rust here https://github.com/influxdata/flux/blob/master/libflux/core/src/ast/mod.rs

@bednar I am not sure what you are asking, the Java AST representation looks good, so if you use that to generate the Flux AST as JSON it should work...

Yes,it would always be a manual process. that way the developers explicitly choose when to say that their API is now complete and will no longer break in future minor...

@kchakraborty Are there any other logs? The UDF process is crashing and that is why you are getting the broken pipe error

@ChandanKundu I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish. Can you provide some broader context? What are you trying to do with passing multiple parameters to the UDF?...

A UDF can declare the options it needs to initialize. An example TICKscript using a kmeans UDF could look like this. ``` batch |query('...') @kmeans() .numClusters(3) .fieldName('value') ``` If you...

I am pretty sure I tried that and it didn't work, but maybe I was sending `null` ? I was able to figure out a solution using `in` and an...

I looking into using a compressed histogram format like https://docs.rs/tdigest/latest/tdigest/index.html to track large numbers of request accurately without using much space. Would something like this be accepted? I could look...