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Fix Reported issue involving reoder and last #419
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The build passed on my fork, looks like this one failed due to some kind of download issue. If someone could restart the build, it will probably pass. |
This should Resolve activerecord-hackery#418 Since the 4.1 version of `reverse_order!` is used, an additional check has been added to actually reorder the `ORDER BY` clause if there are non-nil elements of it. Additionally, a spec has been added to ensure proper ordering takes place.
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This should Resolve #418
Since the 4.1 version of
reverse_order!is used, an additional check has beenadded to actually reorder the
ORDER BYclause if there are non-nil elementswithin it.
Additionally, a spec has been added to ensure proper ordering takes place.