Greg Finley
Greg Finley
How much work would this be for you guys? I also vote PDF.
Do you have a small complete SQL statement that would reproduce this issue? We should put it in a test file to ensure the proper behavior. i.e.: https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff/blob/c1e9bce86d52cb600297987a4d9ed36f20d4a6c9/test/fixtures/dialects/snowflake/snowflake_create_table.sql#L12
Isn't it just `COLUMN` not `COUMN` misspelling?
Actually, it's not implemented. PR incoming!
Hey thanks for raising the issue! It's generally best for people most familiar with the dialect to guide the process. Are there a few examples of SQL that is valid...
I think we need to make these date literals into their own segment. I tried it here but got stuck: https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff/commit/1abbab81cd821b2ce26f79b47a4b69ee2a678cfd#diff-cdf601413c8e48eec2553249329411f990ebe89c9ac30e661928092afc0b26e7R69-R73
https://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/serializers/#specifying-which-fields-to-include
I have code similar to the below. It passes unit tests that the latter will exclude a field and return the other fields. ``` class AccountSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer): class Meta: model =...
OK, yeah, you're right. Thanks.
Could you give an example query we could test it against? Thanks!