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Clarification regarding Apache AGE documentation 'Orderability Between different Agtypes' – Postgresql

On the page regarding compatibility (here)

It is mentioned that:-
The ordering of different Agtype, when using <, <=, >, >= from smallest value to largest value is:

1 Edge

2 Path

3 Map

4 Vertex

5 Edge

6 Array

7 String

8 Bool

9 Numeric, Integer, Float

10 NULL

Why is there Edge twice on number 1 and number 5?
Which one is correct?

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  1. 0

    Almost certainly a typo in the documentation, it has some.
    Edge is only in the no1 spot not in no5

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  2. 0

    This is probably a typo. However, from the Apache Age github repository and specifically this file, we can verify the correct order.

    Correct Order :
    The ordering of different Agtype, when using <, <=, >, >= from smallest value to largest value is:

    1. Edge

    2. Path

    3. Map

    4. Vertex

    5. Array

    6. String

    7. Bool

    8. Numeric, Integer, Float

    9. NULL

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