See denoland/fresh#326

Enhancement

CREATE TABLE t_tf (
    a int not null,
    b float,
    c1 varchar(100)
) DUPLICATE KEY (id)
DISTRIBUTED BY HASH(id) BUCKETS 1;

To create a table as above, but id does not exist.
However, the error message is:
ERROR 1064 (HY000) at line 1: Key columns should be a ordered prefix of the schema.

1. the message is not correct.
2. it should display the

Feature request

Overview

Currently, the DELETE operation returns an empty result. It would be more useful if it returned the number of deleted rows.

Motivation

The number of deleted rows is an obvious metric that users would want from a delete operation.

Further details

Currently, DeleteCommand.scala is explicitly returning an empty DataFrame [here](https://g

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to get into application packaging, that's all.

Describe the solution you'd like
Since my system has flatpaks and debs the options I feel motivation towars are a ppa and a flathub user repo.

Describe alternatives you've considered
SNAPs are not ideal for scripts (I'm not even sure if containerizing would even

Histories make men wise.

Just grab a centos7 docker container like this one:
https://hub.docker.com/r/opensearchstaging/ci-runner/tags?page=1&ordering=last_updated&name=ci-runner-centos7-gradle-check-v1

Export these envvar:
JAVA11_HOME="/opt/java/openjdk-11
JAVA17_HOME="/opt/java/openjdk-17"
JAVA8_HOME="/opt/java/openjdk-8"
JAVA_HOME="/opt/java/openjdk-17"

Check out main or 2.0 branch, run `./gradlew check --no

Problem

Right now the NetworkAddress struct is very confusing to anyone who uses it. It's composed of a set of unordered protocols that make an address, though this can make it confusing, and not easy to build.

Tasks

• Make NetworkAddress canonical (e.g. Always `///<TCP o

Describe the bug
In Firefox, the zoom feature uses transform styles (see storybookjs/storybook#12845) - unfortunately this breaks positioning on elements that require position: fixed when in the "Docs" view.

Normally a position: fixed element's position would correspond to the viewport but in Firefox it corresponds to the element with the transform style.