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Simpler two queries than one JOIN with subquery This is a follow up from !5347 Originally it was: ``` ruby pipeline = pipelines.latest_successful_for(ref) builds.where(pipeline: pipeline).latest.with_artifacts ``` However MySQL would complain that we can't use `IN` against a subquery which has `LIMIT`. Using `INNER JOIN` would be a workaround, however, doing that is too complicated in current version of Rails. So let's just use two queries in this case. Closes #14419 See merge request !5388 |
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