Abstract ordering clause of query builder and implement BM25 support on top of it#2
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…unctionality within the OrderingClause abstraction.
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| * Retrieve the current {@link OrderingClause} as a {@link ColumnsOrderingClause} if it exists and | ||
| * is an instance of this class, Otherwise create a new one. |
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So this means that if there is an existing custom-type OrderingClause, that is dropped?
I assume it is ok wrt ANN and BM25 as they cannot be combined with "regulard" ORDER BY clauses but could maybe hide issues?
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This PR first consolidates handling of column ordering into an OrderingClause type and re-implements existing orderings using that type. We then demonstrate how this implementation can be used to implement custom orderings, specifically the BM25 ordering provided by Astra.