I am experiencing an issue with the Aggregate Records node in Noodl. It seems that the node may have a bug when applying filters, as the expected aggregation results (e.g., Sum, Avg) are not being calculated correctly or the node fails to process the data as intended.
Steps to Reproduce:
Add an Aggregate Records node to the project.
Connect it to a Query Records node that fetches data from the campaignAssignment collection with a filter (e.g., where({ campaignId: { equalTo: "PN14JX4XfA" }, status: { equalTo: "approved" } })).
Set the aggregation type to Sum and select the agreedPrice property.
Run the project and observe the Result output.
Expected Behavior:
The node should return the correct sum of agreedPrice for the filtered records (125 for a single record with that value).
Actual Behavior:
The Result output is either incorrect ( 250). In some cases, it seems to ignore the filter conditions.
Additional Information:
Noodl Version: 1.1.0
Operating System: Windows 11
Number of Records: ~1000 records in campaignAssignment
Steps tried: restarted Noodl, reconnected the nodes, checked data types
I am experiencing an issue with the Aggregate Records node in Noodl. It seems that the node may have a bug when applying filters, as the expected aggregation results (e.g., Sum, Avg) are not being calculated correctly or the node fails to process the data as intended.
Steps to Reproduce:
Add an Aggregate Records node to the project.
Connect it to a Query Records node that fetches data from the campaignAssignment collection with a filter (e.g., where({ campaignId: { equalTo: "PN14JX4XfA" }, status: { equalTo: "approved" } })).
Set the aggregation type to Sum and select the agreedPrice property.
Run the project and observe the Result output.
Expected Behavior:
The node should return the correct sum of agreedPrice for the filtered records (125 for a single record with that value).
Actual Behavior:
The Result output is either incorrect ( 250). In some cases, it seems to ignore the filter conditions.
Additional Information:
Noodl Version: 1.1.0
Operating System: Windows 11
Number of Records: ~1000 records in campaignAssignment
Steps tried: restarted Noodl, reconnected the nodes, checked data types