Upgrading from SS 8.4.0 to SS8.5.2 break Aliasses

IN SS 8.4.2 we use aliasses like below. Upgrading to SS 8.5.2 break aliases.

Here is a copy of the query:

        var query = db.From<Company>(db.TableAlias("c"))
                      .Join<BranchCompanies>((c, b) => c.Id == b.CompanyId, db.TableAlias("b"))
                      .Join<CompanyInformation>((c, ci) => c.Id == ci.CompanyId, db.TableAlias("ci"))
                      .Join<CompanyCompanyTypeMapping>((c, m) => c.Id == m.CompanyId, db.TableAlias("m"))
                      .Join<CompanyCompanyTypeMapping, ServiceModel.Types.CompanyType>((m, t) => Sql.TableAlias(m.CompanyTypeId, "m") == t.Id, db.TableAlias("t"))
                      .Where<Company>(c => c.IsActive == true && c.CountryId == countryId)
                      .Where<BranchCompanies>(b => Sql.TableAlias(b.IsActive, "b") == true && Sql.TableAlias(b.StartDate, "b") <= inceptDate && Sql.TableAlias(b.EndDate, "b") >= inceptDate)
                      .Where<CompanyInformation>(ci => Sql.TableAlias(ci.IsActive, "ci") == true && Sql.TableAlias(ci.StartDate, "ci") <= inceptDate && Sql.TableAlias(ci.EndDate, "ci") >= inceptDate)
        .Where<ServiceModel.Types.CompanyType, BranchCompanies>((t, b) => Sql.TableAlias(t.IsActive, "t") == true && Sql.TableAlias(t.CompanyTypeName, "t") == "FINANCE" && (branchId == null || Sql.TableAlias(b.BranchId, "b") == branchId) && (groupId == null || Sql.TableAlias(b.GroupId, "b") == groupId))
        .Select<Company, BranchCompanies, CompanyInformation, CompanyCompanyTypeMapping>((c, b, ci, m) => new
        {
            c.Id,
            CompanyCompanyTypeId = Sql.TableAlias(m.Id, "m"),
            c.CompanyCode,
            c.CompanyName,
            c.CountryId,
            c.IsActive,
            CompanyLogo = Sql.TableAlias(ci.CompanyLogo, "ci"),
            c.FinanceCompanyName,
            FinanceStatusValue = string.Empty,
            FinanceStatusId = (long?)default,
            FinanceStatusNotes = string.Empty,
            FinanceAccountNumber = string.Empty,
            DICAmount,
            BankersName = string.Empty,
            BankersOfficeTelephoneCode = string.Empty,
            BankersOfficeTelephoneNumber = string.Empty,
            BankersMobileNumber = string.Empty,
            BankersEmailAddress = string.Empty,
            SortKey = Sql.TableAlias(b.SortKey, "b"),
            ShowLogoOnFinanceAppPDF = c.ShowLogoOnFinanceAppPDF ?? false,
            ShowLogoOnFinanceAppList = c.ShowLogoOnFinanceAppList ?? false
        });

        var companiesAfterFirstSelect = await db.SelectAsync<FinanceCompany>(query);

here is the stack strace string: at ServiceStack.OrmLite.OrmLiteExecFilter.Exec[T](IDbConnection dbConn, Func2 filter) in /home/runner/work/ServiceStack/ServiceStack/ServiceStack.OrmLite/src/ServiceStack.OrmLite/OrmLiteExecFilter.cs:line 140 at SeritiApi.ServiceLogic.Services.FinanceApplicationDataService.GetFinanceCompaniesAsync(Nullable1 groupId, Nullable`1 branchId, Int64 countryId, Int32 transactionId) in C:\Users\Eric Mugo\Clients\Seriti\SeritiApi\SeritiApi.ServiceLogic\Services\FinanceApplicationDataService.cs:line 111

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException
HResult=0x80131904
Message=Incorrect syntax near ‘=’.
Incorrect syntax near ‘b’.
Incorrect syntax near ‘ci’.
Incorrect syntax near ‘t’.
Source=Core .Net SqlClient Data Provider
StackTrace:
at ServiceStack.OrmLite.OrmLiteExecFilter.d__6`1.MoveNext()

If you can put a stand-alone repro on GitHub I can take a look.