Thanks. All the test queries have been passing, but I was just worried as
this section of code is overly complex and this type of stuff isn't really
documented (and sort of blends into expectations of the Sql Standard too).
That's what I thought. I just keep expecting to be able to query using the
values from `.label()` or `.alias()`.
ie... the correct form continues
_unioned = sqlalchemy.sql.expression.alias(unioned, name='unioned')
_selected = sqlalchemy.select(
(
cte_Stream1.c.shared_link_id.label('id'),
cte_Stream2.c.event_timestamp.label('event_timestamp')
),
)\
.distinct(cte_Stream1.c.id)\
.order_by(
cte_Stream1.c.id.desc(),
cte_Stream2.c.event_timestamp.desc(),
)
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