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Add support for boolean expressions and quoted columns #1286
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@MoSheikh Thanks for raising this PR. I wasn't aware of this limitation. Thanks for fixing this
No problem, appreciate the team's work. And thank you for the quick turnaround. |
@Fokko Not to rush, but was wondering was the timeline typically is for a fix like this to get merged in and released? Thank you :) |
we're in the process of releasing 0.8. We could include this PR |
Would appreciate that, thank you! I just removed that comment I missed. |
* Add support for boolean expressions and quoted columns * Add AlwaysTrue & AlwaysFalse support plus tests * Add test for quoted column * Remove commented code --------- Co-authored-by: Mohammad Sheikh <[email protected]>
* Add support for boolean expressions and quoted columns * Add AlwaysTrue & AlwaysFalse support plus tests * Add test for quoted column * Remove commented code --------- Co-authored-by: Mohammad Sheikh <[email protected]>
Currently,
row_filter
expressions involving aboolean
expression fail. This pull adds in the already-defined boolean literals as part of the list of parsed literals.In addition, identifiers can now be defined with double quotes (
"
) as part of the SQL spec.