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refactor(search_family): Add Aggregator class #4290
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why do we return true if elements are equal for less operator? As I understand you could take previous implementation and return something like "res != descending"
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Yes, it makes sense to return. But just to note, we are not guaranteeing any strict ordering in the result when elements are equal. This is because the final order also depends on the initial distribution of keys across shards (results from shards are joined into one vector, and then a sort is performed on this array).descending
hereSo, it is not a "stable" sort, meaning that the initial order of the data is influenced by the key distribution across shards, which may give the user the impression of an unstable sort
Upd.: After discussion, it was decided to return
false
if the elements are equal.