GH-186: Resolve subclass keys in hierarchy queries - #189
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Fixes #186.
The resolvability check only considered keys declared by the queried class. This adds a hierarchy-aware overload and uses it for
findAnyandcountAny, while preserving the existing exact-class method and the client-side fallback for unknown keys.Tests:
.\gradlew.bat test --tests 'com.cinchapi.runway.GH186ResolvabilityTest' --tests 'com.cinchapi.runway.SelectionWithInjectedCriteriaTest' compileJava compileTestJava spotlessCheck --no-daemontestHierarchyResolvabilityIncludesDescendantKeyfail as expected; the restored implementation passes.I could not run the
GH186client-server regression locally because the Concourse 1.0.3 test installer could not install in this native Windows environment. That integration path remains for CI.