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| field.isEqual(otherAggregates[alias]) | ||
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| // Verify that this object has the same aggregation keys as `other`. |
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Can we do this without sort? Maybe there exists or we can create a helper method?
The consequence is likely small since we are likely only dealing with maps of one element. So, maybe we can just have a TODO to revisit this when other aggregate types are implement.
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I looked a little harder (I must have missed this while coding late last night!) and there already exists a deepEqual() function that employs the logic you suggested. So I've modified AggregateQuery.isEqual() and AggregateQuerySnapshot.isEqual() to just use deepEqual().
If interested, here is the raw source code of deepEqual(): https://github.com/epoberezkin/fast-deep-equal/blob/master/src/index.jst, and here is the compiled JavaScript version: https://gist.github.com/dconeybe/c2654f622b87fc0d4c75e5d58364491f
| if (!(other instanceof AggregateQuerySnapshot)) { | ||
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| if (!this.readTime.isEqual(other.readTime)) { |
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The isEquals method for QuerySnapshot does not include timestamp. Are you sure this is correct behavior?
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Good point. DocumentSnapshot is actually a better class for comparison than QuerySnapshot, and it indeed explicitly excludes checking the read time:
nodejs-firestore/dev/src/document.ts
Lines 539 to 540 in ca36a44
I've removed the comparison of readTime, as suggested, to match the behavior of DocumentSnapshot.isEqual(). I've also updated the documentation, and will make the same fix in the java-firestore SDK. Good catch!
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For reference, here is the corresponding fix in the java-firestore SDK: googleapis/java-firestore#1051
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| const otherDataKeys: string[] = Object.keys(otherData); | ||
| // Verify that this object has the same aggregation keys as `other`. |
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How is this better than previous map comparison?
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It's probably not better. I had mistakenly thought that sorting the keys is required. I've changed it to use deepEqual() now.
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The wording is (mostly) copied from firebase/firebase-android-sdk#4143, and also partially from firebase/firebase-js-sdk#6632.
There were also some last-minute API and implementation changes:
AggregateField.count()andAggregateField.isEqual()were deleted, since they have no use case until other aggregations are supported (the same change was made in the firebase-js-sdk).Query._aggregate()was removed, since it was so much simpler to just inline it intoQuery.count().eslint-disable-next-linecomments.AggregateQuery.isEqual()andAggregateQuerySnapshot.isEqual()were tweaked to accommodate the deletion ofAggregateField.isEqual().