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ruby on rails - GroupingError: ERROR: column must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function

I have code in my controller that is ranking albums by the highest average review rating (used code from this solution How to display highest rated albums through a has_many reviews relationship):

@albums = Album.joins(:reviews).select("*, avg(reviews.rating) as average_rating").group("albums.id").order("average_rating DESC")

This code works perfectly in my development environment (sqlite3), however when I pushed the code to heroku and to postgresql I got this error:

PG::GroupingError: ERROR:  column "reviews.id" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function

I realize this is a fairly common problem, I am a bit inexperienced with SQL so I am having trouble refactoring the code so it will work in both my development and production environments.

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You are not allowed to select reviews.id (selected implicitly through the wildcard *) without adding it to the GROUP BY clause or applying an aggregate function like avg(). The solution is to do one of the following:

  1. Remove the wildcard * from your select
  2. Add the field reviews.id to your group clause
  3. Select reviews.id explicitly and apply an aggregate function to it (e.g. sum(reviews.id))
  4. Replace the wildcard * with the table-specific wildcard albums.*

The second and third option do not make much sense in your scenario though. Based on your comment, I added option four.


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