Currently, the example in the user guide specifies plural "parameters": "bla-bla" while the constructor of the example UDF class contains an argument parameter (singular).
In json you probably can specify other datatypes such as int, float or boolean as well as more complex data, such as a json object or an array while the argument of the constructor of the UDF class still remains a string.
Probably, the json value is converted to a string and the UDF constructor can optionally use json library to get back other datatypes.
However, the argument's numerus should be identical.
The current ticket requests to name it to singular. This requires updating
Currently, the example in the user guide specifies plural
"parameters": "bla-bla"while the constructor of the example UDF class contains an argumentparameter(singular).In json you probably can specify other datatypes such as int, float or boolean as well as more complex data, such as a json object or an array while the argument of the constructor of the UDF class still remains a string.
Probably, the json value is converted to a string and the UDF constructor can optionally use json library to get back other datatypes.
However, the argument's numerus should be identical.
The current ticket requests to name it to singular. This requires updating