20600 - Subqueries should retain ORDER BY when using DISTINCT ON #1325
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Thanks for writing this test, that's very helpful. Since there's no actual fix here, I'm going to close the PR since we can't check it in at this time, but it will be a helpful starting point for whoever works on the fix. |
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I tried pinpointing where the bug is occurring but was not successful. Towards the end I started to suspect that the problem is in how the SQL query is executed and thus the problem to be in
sql_with_params().The bug ticket: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/20600