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Fixed null errors during value comparisons#831
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Signed-off-by: Daylon Wilkins <daylon@liquidata.co>
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Ignoring node integration tests for now and merging. |
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This bug was discovered while creating #832, and is required for one of the tests in that PR to pass.
Null values weren't being handled in most of the value comparison code, and was causing errors for valid queries. This PR fixes those issues.