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v0.55.0

18 Aug 02:34
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0.55.0 (2024-08-18)

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  • update interval_day function extensions to include precision param (#679) (28025cb)

v0.54.0

11 Aug 02:36
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0.54.0 (2024-08-11)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • The encoding of IntervalDay literals has changed in a
    strictly backwards incompatible way. However, the logical meaning across
    encoding is maintained using a oneof. Moving a field into a oneof makes
    unset/set to zero unclear with older messages but the fields are defined
    such that the logical meaning of the two is indistinct. If neither
    microseconds nor precision is set, the value can be considered a
    precision 6 value. If you aren't using IntervalDay type, you will not
    need to make any changes.
  • TypeExpression and Parameterized type protobufs (used
    to serialize output derivation) are updated to match the now compound
    nature of IntervalDay. If you use protobuf to serialize output
    derivation that refer to IntervalDay type, you will need to rework that
    logic.
  • JoinRel's type enum now has LEFT_SINGLE
    instead of SINGLE. Similarly there is now LEFT_ANTI and LEFT_SEMI.
    Other values are available in all join type enums. This affects JSON and
    text formats only (binary plans -- the interoperable part of Substrait --
    will still be compatible before and after this change).

Features

  • add arithmetic function "power" with decimal type (#660) (9af2d66)
  • add CSV (text) file support (#646) (5d49e04)
  • add precision to IntervalDay and new IntervalCompound type (#665) (e41eff2), closes #664
  • normalize the join types (#662) (bed84ec)

v0.53.0

04 Aug 02:34
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0.53.0 (2024-08-04)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • PrecisionTimestamp(Tz) literal's value is now int64
    instead of uint64

Features

  • add aggregate count functions with decimal return type (#670) (2aa516b)
  • add arithmetic function "sqrt" and "factorial" with decimal type (#674) (e4f5b68)
  • add arithmetic function for bitwise(AND/OR/XOR) operation with decimal arguments (#675) (a70cf72)
  • add logarithmic functions with decimal type args (#669) (d9fb1e3)
  • add precision timestamp datetime fn variants (#666) (60c93d2)
  • clarify the meaning of plans (#616) (c1553df), closes #612 #613

Bug Fixes

  • use int64 instead of uint64 for PrecisionTimestamp(Tz) literal value (#668) (da3c74e)

v0.52.0

14 Jul 02:37
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0.52.0 (2024-07-14)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • changes the message type for Literal PrecisionTimestamp
    and PrecisionTimestampTZ

The PrecisionTimestamp and PrecisionTimestampTZ literals were introduced

Bug Fixes

v0.51.0

07 Jul 02:32
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0.51.0 (2024-07-07)

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v0.50.0

30 Jun 02:32
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0.50.0 (2024-06-30)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • consumers must now check for multiple optimization
    messages within an AdvancedExtension

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v0.49.0

23 May 07:45
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0.49.0 (2024-05-23)

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v0.48.0

25 Apr 20:02
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0.48.0 (2024-04-25)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

  • min:ts has been moved to functions_datetime
  • max:ts has been moved to functions_datetime

Bug Fixes

  • duplicate declaration of min:ts and max:ts (#631) (7fc86f8)

v0.47.0

18 Apr 17:25
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0.47.0 (2024-04-18)

Features

  • add i64 variant for exp, ln, log10, log2 and logb functions (#628) (fef2253)
  • allow FetchRel to specify a return of ALL results (#622) (#627) (37f43b4)

Bug Fixes

  • index_in has wrong return type (#632) (4cd2089)
  • use any1 instead of T in function extensions (#629) (0bddf68)

v0.46.0

14 Apr 03:13
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0.46.0 (2024-04-14)

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Bug Fixes

  • remove implicit casts in trig extension functions (#620) (b883120)