Phil Rzewski
Phil Rzewski
## tl;dr Issues like https://github.com/brimdata/zui/issues/1057 and https://github.com/brimdata/brimcap/issues/352 reflect users' desire to sometimes work in non-UTC timezones, such as their local time. The [`strftime` function](https://zed.brimdata.io/docs/next/language/functions/strftime) added in #5197 provides the `%z`...
## tl;dr The `strftime` function added via #5197 doesn't currently have the ability to capture the full nanosecond precision of Zed `time` values, but probably should. ## Details Repro is...
Repro is with Zed commit e7623c5. This works as expected: ``` $ zq -version Version: v1.17.0-27-ge7623c57 $ echo "1 3" | zq 'fork ( => count() | debug f"debug: count...
A user reported in a recent [community Slack thread](https://brimdata.slack.com/archives/CTSMAK6G7/p1724520253538609): > regexp and split have their args in different orders -- regexp takes the regex first, then the input string; split...
## tl;dr A user asked in a [community Slack thread](https://brimdata.slack.com/archives/CTSMAK6G7/p1720452417037999?thread_ts=1719937758.651189&cid=CTSMAK6G7): > I noticed that the `grep` function takes `this` as the 2nd argument by default, and [...] most(?) / "all...
We've spotted some inconsistencies and things we'd like to improve among the operators and functions that are currently part of the Zed language, e.g., things like arguments and how they're...
## tl;dr When the `stderr` output of the `debug` operator is redirected to a file, its ZSON contents may be colorized. This seems undesirable. ## Details Repro is with Zed...
At the time this issue is being filed, Zed is at commit a2626a7. I sometimes reach for `text` output mode in the CLI tools such as when grabbing individual values...
## tl;dr A community user recently found the Zed language allowed them to write a lateral subquery preceded by `over ... with this` and the resulting overlapping uses of `this`...
## tl;dr It's not currently possible to specify a dynamic field name in a record expression, such as my attempt here to get to output `{hi:"bye"}`. ``` $ echo '{my_key:...