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Currently a subcollection is queried by the model name and not the relationship name:
// models/idea.js outline: hasMany('outline-item', { subcollection: true })
Would call findHasMany and look for the subcollection outlineItems under the idea collection. This is an issue, because what if I wanted to do:
outlineItems
idea
// models/idea.js primaryOutline: hasMany('outline-item', { subcollection: true }), secondaryOutline: hasMany('outline-item', { subcollection: true }),
It would not work, because both would get the same items. So the subcollection should be based on the name of the relationship instead.
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Currently a subcollection is queried by the model name and not the relationship name:
Would call findHasMany and look for the subcollection
outlineItems
under theidea
collection. This is an issue, because what if I wanted to do:It would not work, because both would get the same items. So the subcollection should be based on the name of the relationship instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: