Very interesting. Love to see this.
Is 'yesstr' something already used beyond strfry or being introduced by strfry for others to use?
If you get filters that don't match any preconceived query plan, do you still service them somehow or return an OK failure? Or are you pretty sure you've got them covered?
"shared nothing" sounds right for cpp.
Mike Dilger ☑️ /
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2023-01-10 22:47:33
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