Subject Reports->Competencies by Session now actually runs #8811
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click tested and screen review - seems fine to me
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Fixes ilios/ilios#4539
This report, when doing a GraphQL query of
competenciesnever returned any results (even after giving the web server 30 minutes to finish), so something was amiss. Turns out the number of joins this has to do in the backend is too complex and never actually worked. Thus, I took the sessionidto find the courseidto find itscourseObjectives, which haveprogramYearObjectives, which havecompetencies. Filter by unique values, and you get results!