Blizzara opened a new pull request, #11277:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion/pull/11277

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   ## Rationale for this change
   
   Substrait uses the name "substring", and it already exists in DF SQL
   
   ## What changes are included in this PR?
   
   Adds "substring" alias for "substr" UDF so that it can be found from 
Substrait consumer. Also adds a mapping into Substrait producer to rewrite 
"substr" into "substring".
   And fixes the substr roundtrip test.
   
   The setup here is a bit weird; in unicode.mod there is a "substring" udf 
being created so that it can be used in `export_functions` with different args 
than the "substr" version, even if both really end up using the same `substr` 
impl. What's the use for the `export_functions` versions? Anyways I think 
that's unrelated to this PR.
    
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   ## Are these changes tested?
   
   Yes - fixed (*) the Substrait roundtrip test for SUBSTR and confirmed it 
uses the correct alias:
   `ExtensionFunction { extension_uri_reference: 4294967295, function_anchor: 
0, name: "substring" }`
   
   DF doesn't validate the functions against the Substrait extensions so we 
don't automatically check that the name is correct, but this should be good 
enough.
   
   *: The previous version would optimize the call away already during 
planning, so the Substrait actually didn't contain the substr call, just an 
equals check. Now it does. There are a bunch more functions where that happens, 
I didn't want to fix everything here but may do it as a followup!
   
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