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Single-line change in an example script with no production or security impact.

Overview
In the Redis search tutorial sample search_tutorial.py, the agg_avg step no longer sorts aggregation rows by average price.

The aggregate request still groups by @category and computes avg("@price"), but the chained .sort_by(aggregations.Desc("@avg_price")) call was removed, so printed/example output is no longer ordered by descending avg_price (the inline comment still shows Computers first, which may no longer match unsorted row order).

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Aggregation example omits required sort

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The agg_avg request no longer sorts groups by @avg_price, so row order is undefined. The example output and the aggregation tutorial both show Computers first at 864.495, which only happens with a descending sort. This step is meant to teach SORTBY.

 

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