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The timestamp function is currently broken and we've decided to revert it in #204.
The correct way to implement it is to return each sample's timestamp instead of the step timestamp. This will make sure that samples returned due to the engine lookback have their original timestamp in the output.
One way to do it is to detect the presence of a the timestamp function in a query (maybe through an optimizer), and push it down into the vector selector. The selector will then store timestamps directly into the values of output vectors.
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The timestamp function is currently broken and we've decided to revert it in #204.
The correct way to implement it is to return each sample's timestamp instead of the step timestamp. This will make sure that samples returned due to the engine lookback have their original timestamp in the output.
One way to do it is to detect the presence of a the
timestamp
function in a query (maybe through an optimizer), and push it down into the vector selector. The selector will then store timestamps directly into the values of output vectors.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: