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                                            Paul Dix

CLI to write data and query using SQL

I think I prefer alternative 1 as that maps to the API (`/api/v3/query_sql` and `/api/v2/query_influxql`). All the other stuff looks good to me.

CLI to write data and query using SQL

Ah right, shortcutting it. I skipped over your "Other Notes". +1 for the `q` and `w` shortcuts 😄

Create Bearer Token All-or-Nothing Authentication

You're right that the expectation is that the `influxdb3 create token` would talk to the server, which would then put the token information into S3. There is a question of...

Create Bearer Token All-or-Nothing Authentication

We already use dotenv and Clap so it loads config flags from command line, environment, file (a `.env` file) in that order.

Optimized version of `SortPreservingMerge` that doesn't actually compare sort keys of the key ranges are ordered

Oh yeah, we're going to be hitting this all the time. Definitely want to see this! 😁

Introduce concept of positional arguments for obviously required arguments

My guess is that the place where it would be common to mix positional and named arguments would be specifically for optional arguments. As in the required ones would be...

Introduce concept of positional arguments for obviously required arguments

@jlapacik that example was supposed to be a degenerate case where I mixed a positional, required named, and optional named. I assume most people won't be doing that. But mixing...

Introduce concept of positional arguments for obviously required arguments

Wouldn't the type of `f` have to be specified? Like: ``` foo = (f(x=, y=)) => { // stuff here } ```

Introduce concept of positional arguments for obviously required arguments

I was thinking not of specifying the type down to the actual argument types, but only the number of arguments/which named ones exist. Fro example, your definition of `filter` includes...

Introduce concept of positional arguments for obviously required arguments

Also, do we have an example anywhere in the stdlib of a pure Flux function that takes an anonymous function? The only ones I could think of are all defined...