Fix argument length error in TestSpatialPartitioningInternalAggregation#16727
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Let's still name it Fix argument length error in TestSpatialPartitioningInternalAggregation? The current one might be too long
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Done, thanks for the review! |
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I failed to notice another occurrence of the incorrect argument length error in
TestSpatialPartitioningInternalAggregationin the first PR (#16726). Just to be certain, I cherry picked this change into the Draft PR #16722 and am waiting for the tests to run so that I know for sure that there aren't any other issues after this one.