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fix: search_base_query to handle desc ordering #907
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@@ -51,3 +51,13 @@ def test_search_base_query_with_missing_cursor_low_name_high_failure_rate(): | |
| cursor = CursorValue(name="0", ordered_value="0.15") | ||
| res = search_base_query(rows, "failure_rate", cursor) | ||
| assert res == rows[-1:] | ||
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| def test_search_base_query_with_missing_cursor_low_name_high_failure_rate_desc(): | ||
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| # [(2, "0.2"), (1, "0.1"), (0, "0.0")] | ||
| # ^ | ||
| # here's where the cursor is pointing at | ||
| rows = [row_factory(str(i), float(i) * 0.1) for i in range(2, -1, -1)] | ||
| cursor = CursorValue(name="0", ordered_value="0.15") | ||
| res = search_base_query(rows, "failure_rate", cursor, descending=True) | ||
| assert res == rows[1:] | ||
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Is there a way we can find a name for
row_value_str < cursor_value_strandrow_value_str > cursor_value_strsuch that we can have something likevarOne - varTwo if descending else varTwo - varOne
It took me a sec to realize that the terms in each equation were the same, just flipped