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Can you provide more detail on what this is fixing? |
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The function "normalize.normalize" change the content of "conjunction" string to its normalized form. So, from the second iteration, "conjunction" is the normalized form of the original string. |
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Thanks for the explanation. That makes sense. Since this will change the behavior of the benchmark, it will no longer be comparable to previously collected data from this benchmark. In these situations, what we normally do is create a new benchmark -- e.g. |
Conjunction string is changing in every iteration. Now, conjunction string is created for every iteration. Update sqlglot to V2 Fix test cases for sqlglot v2
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Conjunction string is changing in every iteration. Now, conjunction string is created for every iteration.