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fix: Infinite loop when updating one-one relation #1915
fix: Infinite loop when updating one-one relation #1915
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If the relationship references the same (host) collection, the function would in some circumstances return the known field. In collection.save, when updating via a secondary one-one field this leads to an infinite loop.
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## Relevant issue(s) Resolves #1914 ## Description Fixes an a bug where an infinite loop may be created when updating a self-referencing one-one relation from the secondary side.
## Relevant issue(s) Resolves sourcenetwork#1914 ## Description Fixes an a bug where an infinite loop may be created when updating a self-referencing one-one relation from the secondary side.
Relevant issue(s)
Resolves #1914
Description
Fixes an a bug where an infinite loop may be created when updating a self-referencing one-one relation from the secondary side.
The first commit documents the bug, the second commit fixes it.