Child/descendant constraints and join conditions are not consistent in handling 
of cloned shared nodes
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                 Key: JCR-2846
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-2846
             Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: query
    Affects Versions: 2.2.1
            Reporter: Edouard Hue
         Attachments: SharedNodeQueryTest.java

Given this repository tree :

/A1/X
/A2/X

/A1 and /A2 being of type t:a
/A1/X being a shareable node of type t:x
/A2/X being a clone of /A1/X (ie /A1/X and /A2/X belong to the same share set)

Queries for child or descendant nodes of /A1 or /A2 and of type t:x work OK :
- select x.* from [t:x] as x where ischildnode(x, [/A1]) returns /A1/X
- select x.* from [t:x] as x where isdescendantnode(x, [/A1]) returns /A1/X
- select x.* from [t:x] as x where ischildnode(x, [/A2]) returns /A2/X
- select x.* from [t:x] as x where isdescendantnode(x, [/A2]) returns /A2/X

Queries for nodes of types t:a and t:x with a join condition on ischildnode 
(t:x, t:a) or isdescendantnode(t:x, t:a) are inconsistent :
- select x.*, a.* from [t:x] as x inner join [t:a] as a on ischildnode(x, a) 
where issamenode(a, [/A1]) returns /A1/X (OK)
- select x.*, a.* from [t:x] as x inner join [t:a] as a on ischildnode(x, a) 
where issamenode(a, [/A2]) returns nothing (NOK, should return /A2/X)
- select x.*, a.* from [t:x] as x inner join [t:a] as a on isdescendantnode(x, 
a) where issamenode(a, [/A1]) returns /A1/X (OK)
- select x.*, a.* from [t:x] as x inner join [t:a] as a on isdescendantnode(x, 
a) where issamenode(a, [/A2]) returns nothing (NOK, should return /A2/X)

It looks like nodes in a shared set that are not the original node (the node 
that was cloned) are ignored by the ISCHILDNODE and ISDESCENDANTNODE join 
conditions, whereas they are taken in account in constraints.

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