tests(db): add shorthands precedence test when using complex records #13554
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### Summary Gladly we found an issue where merge conflict in EE was wrongly resolved (by me, @bungle, most likely) before we released. Thanks to @nowNick for finding it out. Here is the missing tests that hopefully helps us in a future to spot it better. Signed-off-by: Aapo Talvensaari <[email protected]>
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Summary
Gladly we found an issue where merge conflict in EE was wrongly resolved (by me, @bungle, most likely) before we released.
Thanks to @nowNick for finding it out.
Here is the missing tests that hopefully helps us in a future to spot it better.