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facebookincubator#313) Summary: …d as a whole We have a case of f(make_row_from_map(c, ids, names)). f is unknown. When accessing the map as a row and projecting the columns of the row as top level columns, we expect make_row_from_map to become a row constructor. This is different from the case of getters or oyther known functions over make_row_from_map, where the getter is replaced by the top level column and there is no make_row_from_map. We add a hook to FunctionMetadata for this. Differential Revision: D81358390 Pulled By: oerling
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…d as a whole We have a case of f(make_row_from_map(c, ids, names)). f is unknown. When accessing the map as a row and projecting the columns of the row as top level columns, we expect make_row_from_map to become a row constructor. This is different from the case of getters or oyther known functions over make_row_from_map, where the getter is replaced by the top level column and there is no make_row_from_map. We add a hook to FunctionMetadata for this.
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…d as a whole
We have a case of f(make_row_from_map(c, ids, names)). f is unknown. When accessing the map as a row and projecting the columns of the row as top level columns, we expect make_row_from_map to become a row constructor.
This is different from the case of getters or oyther known functions over make_row_from_map, where the getter is replaced by the top level column and there is no make_row_from_map.
We add a hook to FunctionMetadata for this.