Fixes issue where regexes passed into re_search among other re functions in the ibis library were being converted to strings prefixed with r'my_original_string' which seems less than useful if 'my_original_string' is a regex.
Before generated BigQuery would look like:
SELECT *
FROM `my_project.my_dataset.my_table`
WHERE REGEXP_CONTAINS(`field`, r'(some_message_\\(\\(&some_signal\\)\\))')
whereas now it looks like:
SELECT *
FROM `my_project.my_dataset.my_table`
WHERE REGEXP_CONTAINS(`field`, '(some_message_\\(\\(&some_signal\\)\\))')
@cpcloud @tswast Thoughts?
Fixes issue where regexes passed into
re_searchamong otherrefunctions in theibislibrary were being converted to strings prefixed withr'my_original_string'which seems less than useful if'my_original_string'is a regex.Before generated BigQuery would look like:
whereas now it looks like:
Will close #110