Remi Gabillet

@z3z1ma Thanks for looking into this. I think the simple column-level aggregations are easy to generate directly on the UI (on the Simple Question sidebar) so I wouldn't worry too...

I agree with you that declaring metrics in a tree-format in line with the Metabase API format would definitely be a big step in the right direction. Next we would...

@buremba what you're proposing sounds amazing. If I understand correctly, you would first build a `metriql-metabase` python module which would parse metriql measures as defined [here](https://metriql.com/reference/measure) and convert them to...

@buremba I feel that your work on metriql is super relevant to this issue. Do you mind giving us an update and let me know if I'm understanding it correctly?

very cool @z3z1ma! So you actually starting write a parser! Very cool! Do you want to open a Draft PR, I'm happy to have a look, play with it and...

> For anyone else stumbling into this: the solution for me was to register a custom encoder/decoder for the `super` type via `asyncpg`'s `Connection.set_type_codec`. @stefanondisponibile Thanks for the help. I...

@stefanondisponibile this works! thank you!. I wasn't sure which `schema` to set. In case it's useful, here's the code I'm using: ``` import json await conn.set_type_codec( "super", schema="pg_catalog", encoder=json.dumps, decoder=json.loads...

@stefanondisponibile I'm running into the same error again when querying Redshift, when trying to bind a list: `PostgresSyntaxError: syntax error at or near "ORDER"` ```python await conn.fetch( "SELECT id, name...