Unfortunately the Sequelize Model.destroy method does not allow an include option. The include option is generally used to make join queries that allow the user to query/populate across tables. And it makes some sense why Sequelize would do that, its trying to handle cascades, truncates, paranoid, etc.
But, this library is already making some abstractions above this like $returning, etc. I would like to update the _remove method to use the idList approach found in the _patch method.
fratzinger
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6 months ago
Unfortunately the Sequelize
Model.destroymethod does not allow anincludeoption. Theincludeoption is generally used to make join queries that allow the user to query/populate across tables. And it makes some sense why Sequelize would do that, its trying to handle cascades, truncates, paranoid, etc. But, this library is already making some abstractions above this like$returning, etc. I would like to update the_removemethod to use theidListapproach found in the_patchmethod.