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feat: pg_catalog.version(), standard_conforming_strings session var #2448
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fn as_expr(&self, _: Vec<Expr>) -> Expr { | ||
Expr::Literal(ScalarValue::Utf8(Some( | ||
server_version_with_build_info().to_string(), | ||
))) | ||
} |
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@universalmind303 I was originally trying to use session_var("server_version")
here, but was getting a "Unknown variable: server_version" error.
Using server_version here would be incorrect anyways, but where would I look to enable using it with session_var
?
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I would not put the great expectations dependency or example in the python bindings (it's all via the pg protocol and so is orthogonal. otherwise seems legit.
I believe this is just needed for the examples, and the actual requirements for the glaredb library is defined in pyproject.toml |
I just confirmed on pypi, |
Adds the
pg_catalog.version()
function (which provides more info that theserver_version
session var). The format provides compatibility with sqlalchemy/great expectations.Also adds the
standard_conforming_strings
session var since great expectations was looking for this too.I included the python script I was running against to get great expectations working, and it seems to connect without issue. But I haven't tried anything more than that.
cc @talagluck