Aggregate Graphs may sometimes show the wrong row count

[eschoeller]

Describe the bug
Any new-style aggregate graphs which use a |query_| in the text_format end up being statically defined instead of dynamic.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Update a data query, and observe that the old value of the |query_| is still present in the aggregate graph, instead of the new queried value.

Expected behavior
When an object in a data query is updated, any references using |query_| should also follow suit.

Additional context
I think I mentioned this in one of my other reports, so if we want to handle it there, that would be ok too. Sorry for the double-post in that case.

[cigamit]

Hmm, @eschoeller did I mention that last weekend was a long one. So, the replacements should happen dynamically at render time. If they are not, then we have another bug.

Do me a favor, cut a new database dump, and then let me know which aggregate graph id it impacts. I'll take a look over the weekend.

[eschoeller]

Sent you a new DB dump. Take a look at new-style aggregate graph ID 67220.
Here are the aggregate items, all with the correct names:

Also note the "1 to 50 of 120" !!! There are not 50 items here, and the next two pages are blank:(
Then here is the graph:

Now I go and change the prefix and add an "a" to the end:

It is fixed! Then remove the "a":

Everything is as it should be.

[cigamit]

Okay, there were two issues here. The first was the row count, and the second was the updating of the values. I think the second has already been fixed in another bug fix. Just update to develop. And now the second, row count, is fixed.

[eschoeller]

OK. So I tried to update to develop earlier today. And it was super rough. So I backed out. I'm back to applying patches manually, which I generally seem to have more success with. I need to improve my git skills.
The row count issue is fixed.
I cannot verify the updating values issue, I can't really seem to find which fix would have addressed this. But I can wait for the official 1.2.5