[python] support predicate negation and NotBetween, Like, AlwaysTrue, AlwaysFalse function#7352
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Why need to support negate? |
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Thanks for the question. The original intent was to align with the Java implementation which supports negate(). However, after a look, negate doesn't actually affect predicate serialization, I will remove it. |
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