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Currently, users will need to manually call pin and unpin. If there are futures cancelled or somehow, it is possible that we fail to unpin by ourselves.
We should implement a struct called Version, and implement Drop for it. pin will return a
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The persistence layer of CloverDB is abstracted by the StorageEngine interface. The default implementation persists data on disk only and makes use of the badger kv-store.
It would be useful to also add an alternative StorageEngine implementation running completely in-memory, arranging documents in a map.
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In Big Query there is a function array_concat_agg that aggregates array fields by concatenating the arrays. In Snowflake there is a flatten function that can unnest nested arrays into single array. I am looking for similar functionality in duckdb.
select flatten([[1, 2], [2, 3], [4, 5]]would return[1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5]I would also need a distinct option:
`select flatten(DISTINCT [[1, 2],