[ES|QL] Annotate built-in operators and expose them via SHOW FUNCTIONS #104409
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| def(Split.class, Split::new, "split") } }; | ||
| def(Split.class, Split::new, "split") }, | ||
| // builtin functions | ||
| new FunctionDefinition[] { |
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I've hacked this to make it show up in SHOW FUNCTIONS, but after discussing with @luigidellaquila it should live probably somewhere else.
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This is a PoC on exposing literal operator (functions) via SHOW FUNCTIONS leveraging the function annotation system.