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@cherylEnkidu cherylEnkidu changed the base branch from cheryllin/ppl to wuandy/RealPpl_11 October 9, 2025 20:26
@wu-hui wu-hui force-pushed the wuandy/RealPpl_11 branch from 972da3c to a3e4b27 Compare October 14, 2025 18:01
@cherylEnkidu cherylEnkidu changed the base branch from wuandy/RealPpl_11 to feat/pipeline/private-preview October 22, 2025 03:22
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/// ```
///
/// - Returns: A `PipelineSource` that can be used to build and execute a pipeline.
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FWIW, I have updated Android's comment to this:

/**

  • Creates a new {@link PipelineSource} to build and execute a data pipeline.
  • A pipeline is composed of a sequence of stages. Each stage processes the

  • output from the previous one, and the final stage's output is the result of the
  • pipeline's execution.
  • Example usage:

  • {@code
    
  • Pipeline pipeline = firestore.pipeline()
  • .collection("books")
  • .where(Field("rating").isGreaterThan(4.5))
  • .sort(Field("rating").descending())
  • .limit(2);
  • }
  • Note on Execution: The stages are conceptual. The Firestore backend may

  • optimize execution (e.g., reordering or merging stages) as long as the
  • final result remains the same.
  • Important Limitations:

    • Pipelines operate on a request/response basis only.
    • They do not utilize or update the local SDK cache.
    • They do not support realtime snapshot listeners.
  • @return A {@code PipelineSource} to begin defining the pipeline's stages.
    */

///
/// - Parameter others: An array of at least one `Expression` value to check against.
/// - Returns: A new `BooleanExpr` representing the "NOT IN" comparison (not_eq_any).
/// - Returns: A `BooleanExpression` that can be used in `where` clauses.
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can be used in a where stage, among others.

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/// the field to set or update.
/// - Parameter value: The `Expression` representing the value to set for the field.
/// - Returns: A new `FunctionExpression` representing the map with the updated field.
func mapSet(key: Expression, value: Sendable) -> FunctionExpression
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delete?

/// - Returns: A new "FunctionExpression" representing the bitwise AND operation.
func bitAnd(_ bitsExpression: Expression) -> FunctionExpression {
return FunctionExpression("bit_and", [self, bitsExpression])
return FunctionExpression(functionName: "bit_and", args: [self, bitsExpression])
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bit* operations are not in scope.

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You can also delete the tests.

/// - Returns: A new `FunctionExpression` representing the Manhattan distance.
func manhattanDistance(_ expression: Expression) -> FunctionExpression {
return FunctionExpression("manhattan_distance", [self, expression])
return FunctionExpression(functionName: "manhattan_distance", args: [self, expression])
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This is not in scope.

@wu-hui wu-hui assigned cherylEnkidu and unassigned wu-hui Oct 29, 2025
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