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v0.0.121

06 Oct 16:52
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[Fix] Provide diag output on `UseDatabase`

v0.0.120: [Benchmark] Fix: Convert timeout value to float

05 Oct 13:57
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A valid value for a measured time is only of type `float`. When a
timeout occurs, the timeout value is used, which is of type `int`. We
add a missing conversion to `float` for that case.

v0.0.119

05 Oct 07:36
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[UTest] Parser tests for create/drop index stmt

v0.0.118

04 Oct 15:30
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[Benchmark] Rename benchmark files.

v0.0.117

04 Oct 13:47
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[UTest] Add test of TDGOO.

v0.0.116

03 Oct 20:59
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[Benchmark] Fix type hints considering `dict.get()`

v0.0.115

27 Sep 09:27
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[ITest] Test `DROP DATABASE`, `DROP TABLE`

v0.0.114: [Utils] Adjust output in utest script for timeouts

23 Sep 13:59
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Print the test names of tests that timed out
for better debugging.

v0.0.113: [Benchmark] Add type hints to benchmark script and connectors

22 Sep 09:21
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We annotate each class, function, and variable with a type hint. While
python does not have static types, these type hints make it easier to
understand the whole benchmarking system.

We also define type aliases for benchmark data as well as connector
results indicating a clear structure for the underlying data. This makes
it easier to understand the types and values one is dealing with, as
nested dictionaries without type hints can be confusing.

Furthermore, typeguard is used by annotating functions and classes with
`@typechecked` in order to ensure that all variables and function return
types fulfill the specified type.

v0.0.112

21 Sep 15:13
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[Frontend] Slightly improve init of follow sets.