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Approved, but could you write a test? |
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The implemtation before would produce incorrect results if tried to get the cartesian product of two queries built out of `unnest`. Which makes sense, because Postgres seems to special case products of `unnest` to have a `ZipList` semantics rather than the normal `[]`. The solution is to use `rebind` (from `Rel8.Query.Evaluate`) to rebind the results of such queries, so there is no `unnest` in the expressions we're `<*>`ing.
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The implementation before would produce incorrect results if tried to get the cartesian product of two queries built out of
unnest. Which makes sense, because Postgres seems to special case products ofunnestto have aZipListsemantics rather than the normal[].The solution is to use
rebind(so naturally this depends on #56) to rebind the results of such queries, so there is nounnestin the expressions we're<*>ing.