Added support for multiple aggregators for TS range commands#1670
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Currently, the AGGREGATION clause in Time Series range commands supports only a single aggregator per command. Retrieving multiple aggregations (e.g., both min and max for candlestick charts) requires multiple consecutive calls, resulting in:
Performance degradation (~Nx slower for N aggregators)
Potential data inconsistency if data is added, deleted, or expired between calls
This feature allows users to specify multiple aggregators in a single command, improving both performance and data consistency.