I couldn't find docs on this behavior, so wanted to ask before filing a
ticket with a test-case. If this isn't the expected behavior, I'll
generate a SSCCE. I think it might be expected though.
I have a form of a query that uses an ORM object joined against a subquery
It works when the subquery is the first element
query = dbSession.query(sqlalchemy.func.max(subquery.c.event_timestamp).
label('event_timestamp'),
model.Foo.id.label('foo_id'),
)...
but it does not work when the subquery is the second element
query = dbSession.query(model.Foo.id.label('foo_id'),
sqlalchemy.func.max(subquery.c.event_timestamp).
label('event_timestamp'),
)...
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