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Migrate documentation for all datetime functions from scalar_functions.md to code #12859

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alamb opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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alamb commented Oct 10, 2024

Is your feature request related to a problem or challenge?

As part of #12740 this ticket is to migrate all the existing documentation for the above named functions from the static documentation to code and to remove them from the static file.

Here is the current static content:

Need Functions:
(see source)

Describe the solution you'd like

One (or more) PRs that

  1. port the documentation for the above named functions from the static docs to code
  2. Bonus points: add sql examples should be added for all functions
  3. Remove the documentation from the static docs

Here are some example PRs of doing this:

  1. Crypto Function Migration #12840 from @jonathanc-n
  2. Migrate documentation for all string functions from scalar_functions.md to code  #12775 from @Omega359
  3. Port / Add Documentation for VarianceSample and VariancePopulation #12742

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alamb commented Oct 10, 2024

I think this is a good first issue as the pattern is clear and it would be a good way to learn how the process works

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