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it should be possible to choose whether you want a catchall bucket or not.
i think this makes sense for both aggregation and grouping.
a simple syntax and implementation could be like so:
# no catchall
>>> 'us-east|us-west'.split('|')
['us-east', 'us-west']
# with catchall
>>> 'us-east|us-west|'.split('|')
['us-east', 'us-west', '']
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until now, group by without explicit buckets defaults to catchall bucket and then uses that to make a graph per every different value which means we don't have a way to have a few buckets and a graph for all remaining items.
it should be possible to choose whether you want a catchall bucket or not.
i think this makes sense for both aggregation and grouping.
a simple syntax and implementation could be like so:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: