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QueryFilters: query filters are not applied recursively #11803
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- Visit generated subqueries/predicates to ensure nested filters get applied.
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Similar to #11791
If query filter uses DbSet for which another query filter is defined, that second query filter is ignored.
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we produce the following query plan:
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