Setup model association #3
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andrepiske
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Nov 15, 2024
spec/dummy_app/app/models/guitar.rb
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| class Guitar < ApplicationRecord | ||
| belongs_to :person | ||
| has_many :guitar_parts | ||
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| # just imagine if rails would be like this! |
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the lines below (35-42) are like doing a has_many :irontrail_changes but uglier. This is still quite WIP
mhfs
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Nov 22, 2024
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| # branch ref is 'Rails8Support' | ||
| # pg_party trunk needs Rails < 8.0, so let's use https://github.com/rkrage/pg_party/pull/86 | ||
| gem 'pg_party', github: 'AlexKovynev/pg_party', ref: 'Rails8Support' |
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(nit): this is the kind of thing that we'll forget
mhfs
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Jira FND-3301
This PR sets up some way to get association working with ActiveRecord.
Ideally it'd be as easy as doing a
has_many :irontrail_changes