Support table aliases on associated relations #429
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cllns
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Jul 3, 2024
| assoc = associations[other] | ||
| assoc = associations.key?(other) && associations[other] | ||
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| if join_cond.eql?(EMPTY_HASH) && !block |
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| if join_cond.eql?(EMPTY_HASH) && !block | |
| if (join_cond.nil? || join_cond.empty?) && !block |
I'd rather do this. It'd allow nil or {} or [] as join_cond, which are all valid IMO.
I'm not sure why this was .equal?, since that does object equality (so even passing in {} would be false since it's a different though identical object).
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I discovered this bug the other week. If you call
joinwith a relation object,table_aliasdoesn't work at all. It only works with the name a symbol.Note this is a PR against release-3.6, not main.
Each commit fixes a different situations, so I recommend viewing each commit separately.