Remove :order from scopes used to count paginated set #61
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Pulled into my fork. Starting to pull the requests into my fork as this repo seems to be dead in the water. |
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@keeran @tmilewski |
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Published 0.11.0 gem containing this patch. Thanks! |
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I'm currently using additional #select's in my scope chain, and I'm ordering by one of those selects. The #count call must drop any other selects (they're usually merged fine).
It was either try and fix here or fix deeper in AR :)
Seeing as the order doesn't affect the count I thought it was a reasonable change.
Let me know what you think - I'll add specs if you think it's worth it.