Jack Ye 814de30c5a feat: return a cleanup job from drop_function (#4237) ...

Dropping a Function can leave its content to a server-side cleanup job,
so the name drop and the content deletion become separate events a
caller may want to wait on.

`drop_function_async` returns the unbind result alongside a `Job` for
the cleanup, the same shape `drop_table_async` and
`drop_materialized_view_async` already use: a `202` carries the job id,
and a `200` — an inline deletion, or a name that was not bound — yields
an already-finished job with no id. A `202` without a usable job id is
rejected rather than silently reported as finished.

`drop_function` keeps its `bool` result and now delegates, so nothing
changes for callers that do not care when the content goes.

Available on `Connection` in Rust and on both the sync and asyncio
Python connections.

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lancedb

feat: return a cleanup job from drop_function (#4237)

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tests

feat: group a materialized view by GROUP BY (#4222)

2026-09-22 08:03:27 -07:00

type_tests

fix(python): expose inline types to downstream checkers (#3817)

2026-08-07 17:31:42 +08:00