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Firstly, thanks you for this great tool!
I'm definitely not an SQL master and have spent way too long trying to work this out. Maybe you already have a command to do this already prepared?
How can you write a query that only shows issues related to a specific user.
I have tried many variations from this answer for example: https://stackoverflow.com/q/11231544/3103033
I'm probably missing something stupid.
Many thanks 🙏
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The hard point is that gluesql, on which gh-sql depends, does not provide a handy way to check value existence in an array. (as you know)
Honestly speaking, I have no good ideas to solve this.
Bad news: gluesql hard-codes SQL functions https://github.com/gluesql/gluesql/blob/d7f8c81b6c575b8bcd39cafcbb5709e55c8d931e/core/src/executor/evaluate/mod.rs#L277-L602
I hope to define a custom function easily... 😢
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Function::Custom
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Firstly, thanks you for this great tool!
I'm definitely not an SQL master and have spent way too long trying to work this out. Maybe you already have a command to do this already prepared?
How can you write a query that only shows issues related to a specific user.
I have tried many variations from this answer for example: https://stackoverflow.com/q/11231544/3103033
I'm probably missing something stupid.
Many thanks 🙏
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: