Use the proper type mapping for the result of AVG#35023
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@ChrisJollyAU thanks for fixing this!
I'm approving, but see my nit comment - will delay merging for that for now.
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The translation of
Averagein Cosmos uses the same type mapping of its input for its return.While this is fine if its input is a float, double, decimal, if you have an int or long as input it sets the return type as the same, thus causing a truncation when the results are read.
This fixes it by using the
resultTypepassed in (the result type of the C# Average method - either float or double)Fixes #26378