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colexec: check for unsupported output type of a builtin #42968
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Previously, we would always create a defaultBuiltinOperator with a converted physical output type from a builtin function. This could be coltypes.Unhandled, and only during runtime we would realize that we do not support the output type of the builtin. Now this is fixed. Release note: None
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42968: colexec: check for unsupported output type of a builtin r=yuzefovich a=yuzefovich Previously, we would always create a defaultBuiltinOperator with a converted physical output type from a builtin function. This could be coltypes.Unhandled, and only during runtime we would realize that we do not support the output type of the builtin. Now this is fixed. Fixes: #42871. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Yahor Yuzefovich <[email protected]>
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Previously, we would always create a defaultBuiltinOperator with
a converted physical output type from a builtin function. This could be
coltypes.Unhandled, and only during runtime we would realize that we do
not support the output type of the builtin. Now this is fixed.
Fixes: #42871.
Release note: None