Expose orderClause from PersistQuery.hs#1317
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This is part of the followup to #1298. This exposes `orderClause` in a similar manner to `filterClause`, to help third-party libraries which want to format their own SQL queries using Persistent's internal helpers. It rewrites `orderClause` a bit to bring it in line with the other exposed functions, but there should be no functional changes as a result.
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This is part of the followup to #1298.
This exposes
orderClausein a similar manner tofilterClause, to help third-party libraries which want to format their own SQL queries using Persistent's internal helpers.It rewrites
orderClausea bit to bring it in line with the other exposed functions, but there should be no functional changes as a result.Before submitting your PR, check that you've:
@sincedeclarations to the Haddockstylish-haskellon any changed files..editorconfigfile for details)After submitting your PR:
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