Fixed #13552: Overwriting columns with the same alias

[CameronHall]

Hello!

• Type: bug fix
• Link to issue: Paginator\Adapter\QueryBuilder Column not found: 1054 Unknown column in 'having clause' #13552

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Small description of change: Fixed Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Query::_prepareSelect overwriting columns with the same alias. This specific issue only appeared when you were selecting columns across
different tables with the same column name. The generated alias didn't factor in the different tables and any columns with the same name would get overridden.

Take this example from Phalcon\Test\Integration\Paginator\Adapter::testIssue13552. This snippet would generate the SQL below when the paginator tries to find out the total items.

$builder = $modelsManager->createBuilder()
    ->columns("Robots.*")
    ->from(['Robots' => Robots::class])
    ->join(RobotsParts::class, "RobotsParts.robots_id = Robots.id", "RobotsParts", "LEFT")
    ->join(RobotsParts::class, "RobotsParts_2.robots_id = Robots.id", "RobotsParts_2", "LEFT")
    ->groupBy('Robots.id, RobotsParts.id, RobotsParts.parts_id, RobotsParts_2.id, RobotsParts_2.parts_id')
    ->having('Robots.id > 2');

$paginate = (new QueryBuilder([
    "builder" => $builder,
    "limit"   => 1,
    "page"    => 2
]))->paginate();

Before:

SELECT DISTINCT 
    `RobotsParts_2`.`id` AS `id`,
     `RobotsParts_2`.`parts_id` AS `parts_id`
FROM `robots` AS `Robots`
LEFT JOIN `robots_parts` AS `RobotsParts` 
    ON `RobotsParts`.`robots_id` = `Robots`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `robots_parts` AS `RobotsParts_2` 
    ON `RobotsParts_2`.`robots_id` = `Robots`.`id`
GROUP BY
   `Robots`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts`.`parts_id`,
   `RobotsParts_2`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts_2`.`parts_id`
HAVING `Robots`.`id` > 2

After:

SELECT DISTINCT 
    `Robots`.`id` AS `Robots_id`,
    `RobotsParts`.`id` AS `RobotsParts_id`,
    `RobotsParts`.`parts_id` AS `RobotsParts_parts_id`,
    `RobotsParts_2`.`id` AS `RobotsParts_2_id`,
    `RobotsParts_2`.`parts_id` AS `RobotsParts_2_parts_id`
FROM `robots` AS `Robots`
LEFT JOIN `robots_parts` AS `RobotsParts` 
    ON `RobotsParts`.`robots_id` = `Robots`.`id`
LEFT JOIN `robots_parts` AS `RobotsParts_2` 
    ON `RobotsParts_2`.`robots_id` = `Robots`.`id`
GROUP BY
   `Robots`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts`.`parts_id`,
   `RobotsParts_2`.`id`,
   `RobotsParts_2`.`parts_id`

Thanks

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@CameronHall Something wrong with the tests bud.