Resource with caching enabled + sort + distinct filter breaks

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tldr; You can't use distinct on a filter/recordset, plus a sort order, with caching enabled, when using postgres

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Setup:

• Rails 5.2.3
• Ruby 2.6.3
• jsonapi-resources 0.9.5 (also tested in 0.10.x)
• postgres 11.x
• redis for caching

We have an index endpoint that's hitting a resource with caching enabled, using a query parameter similar to this:

?sort=name&filter[name]=john

I receive an error from postgres below:

E, [2019-07-26T13:46:14.916989 #62203] ERROR -- : Internal Server Error: PG::InvalidColumnReference: ERROR:  for SELECT DISTINCT, ORDER BY expressions must appear in select list
LINE 1: ...WHERE (lower(contacts.name) LIKE 'john') ORDER BY "contacts"...

• A similar error occurs with Postgres (peeps-uuid fork example linked below)
• This occurs in both 0.9.5 & 0.10.x
• This doesn't happen with sqlite3. i know postgres & sqlite3 (and mysql) handle certain things differently, but I don't think this is so much a database issue as it is an issue with how cache-keys are calculated
  • I do get a different error with sqlite3 (wrong number of args w/ mget)
  • Using a memory store instead of redis makes this error go away too (haven't tested outside of this script however)
• Removing caching, everything works fine (so the query itself is OK)

The root cause, I believe, is in this line because we're only plucking the ID & cached field, but we also need the name (because of the sort/order passed in)

Bug report template:

https://gist.github.com/jaydorsey/b6f290fa2f1b7a002b6e734033373ff7

Fork/branch of peeps-uuid showing the same issue with Postgres:

https://github.com/jaydorsey/peeps-uuids/pull/1

Read lib/jsonapi/resource.rb around line 1097, then review the linked bug-report gist and peeps-uuids reproduction. Confirm the fix by exercising the distinct filter with sorting and Redis caching against PostgreSQL, while preserving the existing uncached behavior.