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@evryg/effect-cypher-codegen@0.4.2
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5c1c286Thanks @jbmusso! - coalesce now accounts for fallback argument types when the leading argument is nullable. Previously the result type was the leading argument's type stripped of nullable, ignoring the fallbacks. When a nullable Double property is coalesced with an integer literal (coalesce(n.score, 0)), the runtime yields that integer literal as a database Integer when the property is null — which the Double decoder rejects. The result now widens to Long (the integer-tolerant numeric superset, which also passes floats through), so the emitted column decodes correctly. Same-type and non-nullable leading arguments are unaffected.