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Okay, I've figured out the source of the issue... it's odd to say the least.
Certain systems like MySQL allow nearly every character in the current charset to be included as part of table and field names (eg. the table \%&&,!
is valid when wrapped in delimiters). Version 2 of fluent also tried to reflect that as best it could, so commas are now valid naming characters. See #209 for the exact changes.
With that in mind, the query in your example sees k.posX,k.posY
as one single column because there's no space. Changing the above to
$this->_fpdo->from('key_competencies_post2019 k')
->orderBy('k.posX, k.posY');
removes the attempted join and the query is written as expected. So this isn't a bug in fluent per se, but I'll see what I can do so that it checks for commas when there is no explicit delimiter present in version 3.
TL;DR Make sure there are spaces between column references!
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Wow that's quite the version upgrade. At first glance, that query should still work as expected. There was great effort made to maintain full backwards compatibility in v2.
Let me look into this and see what I find!
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Lol it is indeed. I played with it a bit more and whatever I use as alias (just k, or AS k), it will not work. Only way to make it work is to remove the alias before posX ans posY. I know they are not needed in this particular case, but they have a TON of queries with joins that actually do need the aliases.
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