berkaysynnada opened a new pull request, #10088:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-datafusion/pull/10088

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   During projection, 3 cases found where the input field names do not match 
with the projection expressions:
   1) COUNT(1) expressions appear as COUNT(*) in the input field.
   2) Aggregate function names do not include ORDER BY clause in their field 
name, but the projections expect them with ORDER BY clause.
   3) While we are reverting first-last value functions, we forgot to convert 
also ORDER BY clause.
   
   These are not bugs since the projection does not check the names during 
execution. However, when writing some optimizer rules, projections may be added 
by looking at the input schema. That inconsistencies cause some errors then.
   
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   1) COUNT() expressions are renamed as the way that they appear in the 
projection.
   2) ScalarFunction, WindowFunction and AggregateFunction's names contain the 
ORDER BY clause now.
   3) First-Last value functions' order are also reverted now.
   4) While creating the ProjectionMapping, we check the naming of expression 
and fields.
   
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   One test added for the COUNT case, existing tests with new versions cover 
the other cases. 
   
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