Explicit intervals and datasource #310
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@gianm would really appreciate your help with reviewing and merging this change? |
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It looks like the patch replaces the short form of table and intervals with long form, but, I'm wondering why this is necessary? |
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Since the short form produces a query that is not parseable using other Druid clients such as go-druid. Keeping it in the long form helps with disambiguation. |
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To maintain parity between druid clients such as go-druid and pydruid we need to express the intervals and datasource explicitly or in the fully expanded native query form.