Phil Rzewski

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@SoftTools59654: Thanks for highlighting this. Yes, we agree that it would be good at some point to have a single push-button option in Zui to backup/restore all the pools+queries (and...

I have a branch `zed-5006-repro` that I'm using to run `go test -short ./... -count=1` in a loop on Windows Actions Runners in an attempt to reliably repro this issue...

https://github.com/brimdata/zed/actions/runs/7643894261/job/20826962012 just saw this panic in `runtime/sam/expr/ztests/rename-share.yaml` which also uses `fork`. ``` --- FAIL: TestZed (0.81s) --- FAIL: TestZed/runtime/sam/expr/ztests (0.72s) --- FAIL: TestZed/runtime/sam/expr/ztests/rename-share (0.01s) panic: runtime error: slice bounds out...

I've also confirmed the problem is not unique to Windows. I just just repro'ed a panic in `rename-share` on an Ubuntu Actions Runner in https://github.com/brimdata/zed/actions/runs/7645061917. ``` --- FAIL: TestZed (0.42s)...

In a recent team sync @nwt expressed an interest in digging into this one after he's wrapped his current Arena efforts.

@AFgh24: Indeed there may not be a straightforward way to achieve precisely what you're describing. However some of what you've shown points to ideas we've had in the past that...

A community user @SoftTools59654 recently asked about similar functionality in a new issue https://github.com/brimdata/zui/issues/2889 opened in the Zui repo, so I'm copying their original inquiry below to consolidate and will...

@SoftTools59654: Thanks for the feedback and confirming that the Zed example shown in the video could act as a functional stopgap measure for you. Indeed, I agree that a graphic...

One of our community users recently went through some `join` struggles in a [Slack thread](https://brimdata.slack.com/archives/C03MW6XT7HC/p1701288001536269) and I mentioned this issue to them in a closing remark after they described having...

I didn't get anywhere close to implementing the equivalent of Zed's `flatten` with it, but I hacked a bit with ijson just to see what this particular data looks like...