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Fixes portagenetwork#941 (the same issue exists within DMP Roadmap)

Changes proposed in this PR:

  • Prior to this commit, the following error was encountered when applying the search filter within /org_admin/templates:
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid - PG::AmbiguousColumn: ERROR:  column reference "id" is ambiguous
LINE 1: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT id) FROM (SELECT MAX(version) AS versi...
                              ^:
  app/views/layouts/_paginable.html.erb:5
  app/controllers/concerns/paginable.rb:82:in `paginable_renderise'
  app/controllers/paginable/templates_controller.rb:25:in `index'
  • Tracing the code reveals that the query encountering this error is Template.includes(:org).latest_version.where(customization_of: nil).distinct.total_count.

  • Although SELECT "templates.*" is the default behaviour of the .latest_version scope, the ambiguity error is raised unless .select('templates.*') is added explicitly.

- Prior to this commit, the following error was encountered when applying the search filter within `/org_admin/templates`:

```
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid - PG::AmbiguousColumn: ERROR:  column reference "id" is ambiguous
LINE 1: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT id) FROM (SELECT MAX(version) AS versi...
                              ^:
  app/views/layouts/_paginable.html.erb:5
  app/controllers/concerns/paginable.rb:82:in `paginable_renderise'
  app/controllers/paginable/templates_controller.rb:25:in `index'
```

- Tracing the code reveals that the query encountering this error is `Template.includes(:org).latest_version.where(customization_of: nil).distinct.total_count`.

- Although `SELECT "templates.*"` is the default behaviour of the `.latest_version` scope, the ambiguity error is raised unless `.select('templates.*')` is added explicitly.
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Rather than updating the scope itself, I also could've addressed the ambiguity error via the following changes within app/views/layouts/_paginable.html.erb:

Screenshot from 2025-01-21 14-15-39

However, Template.latest_version seems to be the only scope encountering this error. Also, "SELECT \"templates\".* was still the default behaviour of the scope before these changes were made:

3.1.4 :001 > Template.latest_version.to_sql
Creating scope :publicly_visible. Overwriting existing method Template.publicly_visible.
Creating scope :organisationally_visible. Overwriting existing method Template.organisationally_visible.
 => "SELECT \"templates\".* FROM (SELECT MAX(version) AS version, \"templates\".\"family_id\" FROM \"templates\" WHERE \"templates\".\"archived\" = FALSE GROUP BY \"templates\".\"family_id\") current INNER JOIN templates ON current.version = templates.version\n  AND current.family_id = templates.family_id\nINNER JOIN orgs ON orgs.id = templates.org_id WHERE \"templates\".\"archived\" = FALSE" 

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