boluor opened a new pull request, #3712: URL: https://github.com/apache/doris-website/pull/3712
## Summary Fixes 22 small documentation issues across the encrypt-digest, IP, JSON, and map function references. Each item below is independent. ### encrypt-digest-functions - **murmur-hash3-64-v2.md** — Description typo `singed` → `signed`. - **murmur-hash3-u64-v2.md** — Description called the cross-referenced function `murmur_hash3_64_v2` "the unsigned version"; it is the **signed** variant. Corrected. - **xxhash-32.md / xxhash-64.md** — removed a Note that recommended using xxhash instead of xxhash (a self-referential copy-paste leftover from the murmur docs — xxhash already IS the recommended function). - **murmur-hash3-64.md** — list bullet `-Note:` was missing the space after the dash; corrected to `- Note:`. - **crc32.md** — the top-level sections were h3 (`### Description`, `### Syntax`, …); promoted to h2 to match sibling docs. ### ip-functions - **ipv6-cidr-to-range.md** — the `/48` max address showed only 4 \`ffff\` groups; corrected to 5 (`2001:db8:1:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff`). - **ipv4-cidr-to-range.md / ipv6-cidr-to-range.md** — several result tables had borders narrower than their data rows; widened/re-aligned. - **ipv6-num-to-string.md** — example mentioned `::ffff:111.222.33` with only 3 IPv4 octets; corrected to `::ffff:111.222.33.44`. - **ipv6-string-to-num.md** — two adjacent bullets described NULL handling with the same effect; merged into one. - **ipv6-string-to-num.md / ipv6-string-to-num-or-default.md / ipv6-string-to-num-or-null.md** — frontmatter cross-referenced the inverse function as `IPv6NumToString`; normalized to the canonical casing `IPV6_NUM_TO_STRING`. - **12 ip-function files** (`cut-ipv6`, `ipv4-cidr-to-range`, `ipv4-string-to-num`, `ipv4-string-to-num-or-default`, `ipv4-to-ipv6`, `ipv6-cidr-to-range`, `ipv6-string-to-num`, `ipv6-string-to-num-or-default`, `is-ipv4-compat`, `is-ipv4-mapped`, `is-ipv4-string`, `is-ipv6-string`) — removed a redundant lowercase `## <func_name>` heading sitting between the frontmatter and the canonical `## Description` section. - **is-ipv4-compat.md** — a note referenced "RFC 4291 IPv4-Mapped IPv6 Address definition" but this doc is about IPv4-**Compatible** addresses; corrected. ### json-functions - **json-array.md** — an older `## Arguments` / `## Returns` section pair was duplicated by `## Parameters` / `## Return Value` directly below; removed the older duplicates so the doc matches the sibling-doc style. - **json-array-ignore-null.md** — typo `ingored` → `ignored`. - **json-extract.md** — result-table header showed JSON path `'$.[2]'` while the query used `'$[2]'`; header now matches the query. - **json-parse.md** — a Usage paragraph used `JSONB_PARSE` / `JSONB_PARSE_ERROR_TO_NULL` / `JSONB_PARSE_ERROR_TO_VALUE`; renamed to the canonical `JSON_PARSE` series so the paragraph matches the rest of the doc. - **strip-null-value.md** — the `CREATE TABLE my_test(id, v json)` example was missing the column type for `id` (added `INT`); the example's result block showed 5 rows but the summary said "1 row in set" (corrected to "5 rows in set"). ### map-functions - **deduplicate-map.md** — heading `## Syntaxntax` typo; corrected to `## Syntax`. ## Test plan - [ ] CI doc build passes - [ ] Spot-check the affected pages render correctly (description sentences, the xxhash docs without the self-reference, crc32 with proper h2 headings, ipv4/ipv6 cidr-to-range tables aligned, the cleaned ip-function frontmatter, the merged ipv6-string-to-num bullets, json-array deduplicated sections, json-extract path match, strip-null-value table type and row count) -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
