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Changes for RC1 (#6)

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- `ORDER BY` clauses support qualified fields
- Restrict supported PHP versions; this will prevent inadvertent upgrades to the upcoming 8.4-compliant version

Reviewed-on: #6
This commit was merged in pull request #6.
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Daniel J. Summers
2024-10-01 00:29:12 +00:00
parent d067f8983f
commit df436c9ef4
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tests/unit/QueryTest.php
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@@ -253,6 +253,25 @@ class QueryTest extends TestCase
'ORDER BY not constructed correctly');
}
#[TestDox('orderBy() succeeds with one qualified field for PostgreSQL')]
public function testOrderBySucceedsWithOneQualifiedFieldForPostgreSQL(): void
{
Configuration::overrideMode(Mode::PgSQL);
$field = Field::named('TestField');
$field->qualifier = 'qual';
$this->assertEquals(" ORDER BY qual.data->>'TestField'", Query::orderBy([$field]),
'ORDER BY not constructed correctly');
}
#[TestDox('orderBy() succeeds with one qualified field for SQLite')]
public function testOrderBySucceedsWithOneQualifiedFieldForSQLite(): void
{
$field = Field::named('TestField');
$field->qualifier = 'qual';
$this->assertEquals(" ORDER BY qual.data->>'TestField'", Query::orderBy([$field]),
'ORDER BY not constructed correctly');
}
#[TestDox('orderBy() succeeds with multiple fields and direction for PostgreSQL')]
public function testOrderBySucceedsWithMultipleFieldsAndDirectionForPostgreSQL(): void
{