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Running two consecutive COUNT aggregations breaks the analysis
See original GitHub issueExample: Running Points to Polygon analysis (Which can at the moment only be aggregated by count), then intersecting that to obtain a count from a points dataset breaks the analysis & viz. Deleting broken analysis and refreshing page breaks builder.
Error: column "count_vals" specified more than once
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@saleiva @xavijam In my opinion, this is a key workflow that should be solved. For instance, I have Madrid neighborhoods and a set of points layers such as hospitals, green areas, libraries and so on. I could intersect one by one with the neighborhoods layer, and then use the autostyle to show the variability both geographically and thematic.
What about
count_vals_1,count_vals_vals_2and so on?