Put the workaround inside a if clause on rails version so it works in both rails 4 and rails 5

app/services/permissions/order.rb

@@ -63,28 +63,36 @@ module Permissions
 
     # Any orders placed through any hub that I manage
     def managed_orders_where_values
-      Spree::Order.
-        where(distributor_id: @permissions.managed_enterprises.select("enterprises.id")).
-        where_clause.__send__(:predicates).
-        reduce(:and)
+      query = Spree::Order.
+        where(distributor_id: @permissions.managed_enterprises.select("enterprises.id"))
+
+      apply_where_clause(query).reduce(:and)
     end
 
     # Any order that is placed through an order cycle one of my managed enterprises coordinates
     def coordinated_orders_where_values
-      Spree::Order.
-        where(order_cycle_id: @permissions.coordinated_order_cycles.select(:id)).
-        where_clause.__send__(:predicates).
-        reduce(:and)
+      query = Spree::Order.
+        where(order_cycle_id: @permissions.coordinated_order_cycles.select(:id))
+
+      apply_where_clause(query).reduce(:and)
     end
 
     def produced_orders_where_values
-      Spree::Order.with_line_items_variants_and_products_outer.
+      query = Spree::Order.with_line_items_variants_and_products_outer.
         where(
           distributor_id: granted_distributor_ids,
           spree_products: { supplier_id: enterprises_with_associated_orders }
-        ).
-        where_clause.__send__(:predicates).
-        reduce(:and)
+        )
+
+      apply_where_clause(query).reduce(:and)
+    end
+
+    def apply_where_clause(query)
+      if ENV['DEPENDENCIES_NEXT']
+        query = query.where_clause.__send__(:predicates)
+      else
+        query = query.where_values
+      end
     end
 
     def enterprises_with_associated_orders