docs: add Paimon Rust 0.2.0 release note#33
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@JingsongLi Could you please help review when you got time |
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| Thanks to all the contributors who made this release possible: | ||
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| Arpit Jain, Jiajia Li, Jingsong Lee, Jiwen liu, QuakeWang, XiaoHongbo, Zach, |
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Zach are nickname for the QuakeWang account, so just keep QuakeWang. Thanks
| | `$table_indexes` | Index definitions | | ||
| | `$branches` | Branch metadata | | ||
| | `$options` | Table configuration options | | ||
| | `$referenced_files_size` | Space used by files in the latest snapshot | |
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This description is inaccurate. $referenced_files_size summarizes referenced files across retained snapshot scopes, including main branch, tags, and other branches, not only the latest snapshot.
| - **Hive-style INSERT OVERWRITE PARTITION** — overwrite specific partitions while preserving others. | ||
| - **TRUNCATE TABLE** — remove all data from a table. | ||
| - **DROP PARTITION** — drop specific partitions. | ||
| - **CALL Procedures** — `CALL tag(...)` for tagging and `CALL rollback(...)` for rollback operations. |
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These procedure names do not match the 0.2.0 API. The supported forms are CALL sys.create_tag(...), CALL sys.delete_tag(...), CALL sys.rollback_to(...), CALL sys.rollback_to_timestamp(...), etc.
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| ### Table-Valued Functions | ||
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| Introduced table-valued functions auto-registered when a catalog is registered with SQLContext: |
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“Introduced” is a bit misleading here: full_text_search already existed in 0.1.0. 0.2.0 adds vector_search and SQLContext auto-registration for built-in TVFs.
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| title: "Paimon Rust Release 0.2.0" | ||
| type: release | ||
| version: Rust 0.2.0 |
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Please add an explicit weight. The website sorts releases by weight and uses the first item as latest; without it, Rust 0.2.0 may not appear before Rust 0.1.0 in /releases.
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