Infer specific column value type in aggregations #5297
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The first overload of TypePreservingAggregation (taking columnName and options) used `Readonly<TKey>` for the columnName type. In this context, `TKey` is supposed to be a single column name, but `Readonly<TKey>` maps over the full constraint of `ResolveTableType<TRecord>`. This results in `TKey` being a union of all keys in the table, rather than a single key. Because of this, the result type ends up being a union of all values in the table. The fix is to remove the `Readonly` type, which is fine since `TKey` is a string and not an object like in the other overloads.
OlivierCavadenti
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馃憢 Hi folks, thanks for a great library! I came across what looks like a typing bug to me:
The first overload of TypePreservingAggregation (taking columnName and options) used
Readonly<TKey>for the columnName type. In this context,TKeyis supposed to be a single column name, butReadonly<TKey>maps over the full constraint ofkeyof ResolveTableType<TRecord>.This results in
TKeybeing a union of all keys in the table, rather than a single key. Because of this, the result type ends up being a union of all values in the table.The fix is to remove the
Readonlytype, which is fine sinceTKeyis a string and not an object like in the other overloads.