Support the new SHAPE data type #185
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This commit adds support for the new SHAPE data type. Supporting it requires acceptance of the data type -- the type is mapped as a text object (like the GEO_* types) and the driver treats it as an opaque text field The commit also updates the set of SQL functions the driver reports as supported by Elasticsearch (as data source).
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This commit adds support for the new SHAPE data type. Supporting it requires acceptance of the data type -- the type is mapped as a text object (like the GEO_* types) and the driver treats it as an opaque text field The commit also updates the set of SQL functions the driver reports as supported by Elasticsearch (as data source). (cherry picked from commit 7b8b1dd)
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This PR adds support for the new SHAPE data type. Supporting it
requires acceptance of the data type -- the type is mapped as a text
object (like the GEO_* types) and the driver treats it as an opaque text
field
The PR also updates the set of SQL functions the driver reports as
supported by Elasticsearch (as data source).
Relates to: elastic/elasticsearch#46464