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DO NOT MERGE: Bugbot probe 2, arm B - #4452
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Probe PR for checking how Cursor Bugbot reviews an aggregation change. This drops the sort from agg_avg. Constraint: this branch must never merge Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| req = ( | ||
| aggregations.AggregateRequest("*") | ||
| .group_by("@category", reducers.avg("@price").alias("avg_price")) | ||
| .sort_by(aggregations.Desc("@avg_price")) |
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Aggregation example drops sort order
Medium Severity
The agg_avg request no longer applies sort_by on @avg_price, so group order is undefined. The expected output still lists Computers first at 864.495, which only holds under descending sort, and the aggregation tutorial still presents this step as ordering groups with SORTBY.
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Throwaway probe, arm B. Close without merging.
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Low Risk
Single-line change in a local tutorial example with no production or security impact.
Overview
Removes
.sort_by(aggregations.Desc("@avg_price"))from theagg_avgstep insearch_tutorial.py, so the sample aggregation only groups by category and averages price without ordering results.The printed example comment still shows Computers first; row order may no longer match that snippet unless Redis returns the same default order. The hidden assertion still only checks six category rows, so CI behavior is unchanged aside from losing the sort demonstration in that step.
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