Replace $ with something else will have a large impact. E.g. projects using
Calcite might have tests that verify plans by plan.toString() thus $ is
exposed in many places.
Can we only use Kotlin for tests that does not evaluate plans? I think
there are still many tests that does not have "$" can
The plan becomes not so easier to read, which is more important to me.
Unless we change $ to other symbol, I am inclined to keep using Java.
I am not sure why schemas in MaterializationTest require column names to be
quoted, If we can change that, queries will be much easier to read (even for
Hi,
Calcite tests sometimes require multiline strings.
For instance: input SQL, output plan.
TL;DR: let's use Kotlin to improve test code readability. What do you think?
Unfortunately, Java <14 lacks multiline strings, so the current tests are
not that pretty :(
They are hard to read, hard to
I don't find it correct to have quotes, double-quotes, backticks or
anything other than the identifier name in the SqlNode's identifier. If you
need it, you can just add it your self.
But why do you want to have the identifier this way ? May be there is
another way to achieve your goal ?
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