Implement to_char according to the PostgreSQL spec: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/functions-formatting.html by translating to the java.time patterns used in DATETIME_FORMAT.
Follows: #54832

Is there a plan to add a CONTRIBUTING.md? This could include template to do a PR, guidelines to add tests, coding standards, etc.

I'm currently learning Rust and am very interested in contributing on this project somehow. Thanks!

Mailpile should automatically stop trying to re-check a mailbox/folder which has been deleted from the source/server.

This should be done in such a way that if the mailbox reappears, polling starts again. This should be relatively straightforward, mostly we need to make sure that each individual mailbox type communicates clearly that it's "gone" (not just temporarily unavailable) and the master

Hi
I can't figure out how to index bolded field in this complex document. If you have to time to look, I appreciate.

data.docx

var doc = [{
id: 14,
name: "xxxxx",
code: "0001",
term: 1,
term_id: 1,
Programs: {
program_name: "Surgery",
Program_Kind: {

I have been asked about the scoring algorithm that tantivy uses and realised that neither I, nor the documentation have a canonical description for it apart from:

The larger the number, the more relevant the document to the search

https://docs.rs/tantivy/0.10.3/tantivy/type.Score.html

I think it will be great to add more information and run through an example query on an index to show w

Hello Vespa Team,
Can you please consider support a properties-file which is available during run-time along with the model ? So some meta-data e.g. threshold/label, etc can be associated with the model.
This is for the stateless evaluation of the models like (XGBoost, TensorFlow, Onnx, etc) which is supported in vespa.

Thank you,
Pinank

Hi,

I am reading up on RediSearch for the first time so I don't have much background about it. I don't really know about its history and the motivation behind it.

Having read the multi-threading documentation page, it somewhat feels like a hammer is being used on a screw. I don't understand why something single-threaded in nature would b

There are several things not accurately documented/outdated:

• -v2 is used the examples but does not work
• # duckduckgo not supported although it is in the list of supported search engines
• To get a list of all search engines --config is suggested but that just fails