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If you create a query subclass which holds a dict of query objects as an attribute, then calling query_id will cause the id to be generated by iterating through the results of the dependent queries.
Nice suggestion from @jc-harrison that an alternative approach to query ids where we hash on the sql generated 'as if' all dependent queries were cached would resolve this, as well as #4489. Should also facilitate #814, but I would like it to not make #390 worse.
If you create a query subclass which holds a dict of query objects as an attribute, then calling
query_id
will cause the id to be generated by iterating through the results of the dependent queries.e.g.
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