Fernando Raganhan Barbosa
Fernando Raganhan Barbosa
`ORDER BY` is not currently supported by the reference implementation. The `unexpected token` is referring to the `ORDER` keyword.
look at the files from the ion-tests listed in the issue. The problem happened with symbols outside of the LST that are annotated or in a struct
We were ok this feature as long as it's optional and the client has to opt in to use it. We'd be happy to review a PR for it
Unfortunately `ion-java` is locked into being **java 1.5** compatible for the foreseeable future so we can't add support for `java.time` at this time. When we are able to drop this...
A fork is a way to get around this, but I suggest trying to add necessary extensions as an external package. Using `java.time` as an example again you could have...
I think it is worth to keep the issue open as we want to provide `java.time` apis when we can get rid of the jdk 1.5 requirement
Sorry my issue description might not have been clear. We are planning on completely removing this feature from ion-java and yes it would be a backward incompatible change. We discussed...
Basic travis is setup but needs docker to run the integration tests
It can serialize queries to Ion but. What's missing is write support for DDL (insert, update, create)