Feature Summary
Add production cross-partition COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, and AVG query execution to the Cosmos DB Rust driver.
Feature Description
Merge Gateway rewritten aggregate payloads across partitions and produce the expected public query shape.
Validation and acceptance criteria:
- Support COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, and AVG in production execution.
- Merge AVG from its rewritten sum and count components rather than averaging partition averages.
- Decode Gateway rewritten aggregate payloads and preserve SELECT VALUE versus aliased projection shapes.
- Emit one terminal aggregate result page after all required partitions are drained.
- Initially reject external continuation tokens explicitly.
- Cover empty inputs, mixed values, null, undefined, numeric overflow, aliases, multiple aggregates, and partition splits.
- Keep MAKE_LIST and MAKE_SET as explicit follow-up work pending cross-SDK parity confirmation.
Use Case
Applications need server-compatible aggregate results over all partitions without manually fan-out querying and combining partial values.
Alternatives
Application-side aggregation cannot reliably reproduce rewritten payload semantics, alias/value output shapes, diagnostics, split behavior, or Cosmos numeric handling.
Additional Context
Implement under sdk/cosmos/azure_data_cosmos_driver/src/driver/dataflow/. This depends on the parent issue's rewritten-query application, aggregate result envelopes, buffering limits, response transformation, non-resumable continuation policy, and reusable dataflow tests. Cross-SDK references: .NET Aggregate pipeline stages, SingleGroupAggregator, accumulator files, and AggregateQueryTests; Java AggregateDocumentQueryExecutionContext, SingleGroupAggregator, and aggregation/.
Feature Summary
Add production cross-partition COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, and AVG query execution to the Cosmos DB Rust driver.
Feature Description
Merge Gateway rewritten aggregate payloads across partitions and produce the expected public query shape.
Validation and acceptance criteria:
Use Case
Applications need server-compatible aggregate results over all partitions without manually fan-out querying and combining partial values.
Alternatives
Application-side aggregation cannot reliably reproduce rewritten payload semantics, alias/value output shapes, diagnostics, split behavior, or Cosmos numeric handling.
Additional Context
Implement under
sdk/cosmos/azure_data_cosmos_driver/src/driver/dataflow/. This depends on the parent issue's rewritten-query application, aggregate result envelopes, buffering limits, response transformation, non-resumable continuation policy, and reusable dataflow tests. Cross-SDK references: .NET Aggregate pipeline stages,SingleGroupAggregator, accumulator files, andAggregateQueryTests; JavaAggregateDocumentQueryExecutionContext,SingleGroupAggregator, andaggregation/.