Add support for PostgreSQL GiST operators #17#18
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Schultzer merged 1 commit intoelixir-dbvisor:mainfrom Jun 26, 2025
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Add support for PostgreSQL GiST operators #17#18Schultzer merged 1 commit intoelixir-dbvisor:mainfrom
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Hey @ibarchenkov I’ll be addressing this in my rewrite, which is coming along, almost done with the lexer. |
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Hey Benjamin, that's great news! I'm looking forward to testing out the new version. |
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I've just merged #19 into main. Please let me know if you experience any issues. |
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Summary
This PR adds support for PostgreSQL GiST operators as listed here. Partially fixes #17
Note
The issue with incorrect parsing of functions (i.e., insertion of a whitespace between the function name and its parentheses) will be addressed in a separate PR.