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… other query params) and include same in the sequence-generating sub-query. This is working for by_author, but not for distmat (see failing test).
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This looks great. Thanks for the work you've done so far, and good luck in the new job. I'll try to take a look this week to see if I can break the impasse. |
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@preaction As I've mentioned in IRC the technique of creating virtual "row numbers" with a subquery was not working, in the sense that it first assigned the sequence to releases, and then applied the other constraints. So a query for the most recent 4 releases of a dist, by_author X, might only return 3 results, if one of the most recent 4 releases were authored by Y.
This is solved in the case of
by_authorby passing that constraint into the sequence-generating sub-query, so only matching results are assigned a place in the sequence.However, the same technique is not working for
distmat(ie thematurityparam), even though the SQL looks right.I'm at a loss at the moment. And I start a new
$jobon Monday, and I have to do a bunch of boring admin work on a frikkin Drupal website I run for a club I'm in (sigh). So while I am not abandoning this issue, I wanted to post what I have so far so that if you have any time or desire, you can check it out and possibly even figure it out.