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Fix where_unscoping on 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 #421
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Perhaps the original author thought it didn't because there was no `where_unscoping` override defined for 4.2 but it inherits from 4.1. It doesn't hurt to do the test anyway, except that the unscope call had to be changed to `unscope!` in order for the SQL check to pass. It should have been `unscope!` all along and it only worked because of rails/rails#20722.
Believe it or not, basic `unscope` functionality was broken. I don't know how but With Squeel in play, `where_values` somehow becomes a nested array. Flattening it first fixes the issue. I have adjusted the 4.1 override to use `super` so that less code is duplicated. This isn't possible for 4.0. I have added a new override for 4.2 because `where_values` should not be mutated in that version.
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Believe it or not, basic
unscopefunctionality was broken. I don't know how but with Squeel in play,where_valuessomehow becomes a nested array. Flattening it first fixes the issue.I have adjusted the 4.1 override to use
superso that less code is duplicated. This isn't possible for 4.0. I have added a new override for 4.2 becausewhere_valuesshould not be mutated in that version.