Fix getCount for queries with subqueries
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The `getCount` methods were refactored to not modify the original `Query` object in stevespringett#552. Neither JDO nor DataNucleus offer a mechanism to copy a `Query` object 1:1, hence a new object was created instead. This however broke `getCount` for queries that make use of subqueries (and potentially other advanced features). This change reverts it back to temporarily modify the query object again. Signed-off-by: nscuro <[email protected]>
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getCountmethods were refactored to not modify the originalQueryobject in #552. Neither JDO nor DataNucleus offer a mechanism to copy aQueryobject 1:1, hence a new object was created instead.This however broke
getCountfor queries that make use of subqueries (and potentially other advanced features).This change reverts it back to temporarily modify the query object again.