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Fixes #5634

  • fix extra comma
  • add test case
  • refactor sql query construction to avoid same bug in other cases

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Nice catch! It seems that with these changes comma_sep is always called with first == false and we could therefore get rid of that argument and simplify the code a little.

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Yes, I'll drop it.

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Should be good now.

@YaroShkvorets YaroShkvorets requested a review from lutter September 9, 2024 17:32
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Thanks for the PR!

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@lutter can you merge it as well? @YaroShkvorets doesn't have merge permissions.

@lutter lutter merged commit c5640b1 into graphprotocol:master Sep 10, 2024
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lutter commented Sep 10, 2024

@lutter can you merge it as well? @YaroShkvorets doesn't have merge permissions.

Woops .. sorry, overlooked that. Merged now.

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[Bug] Single "count" aggregation fails
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