Closed moodymudskipper closed 3 years ago
Maybe rather use .after
?, it's the same but + 1, we should never need to insert columns at the first place and I think when we we join we rarely care about adding a column before a give one ? I might be wrong.
Maybe it would even be some things like .after = starts_with("P")
and in that case it will be after the LAST column starting with "P"
not sure how useful it really is
just makes sense in
eat
I think, if we stay consistent with the idea that no side is "special" in regular joins.