I believe due to Ruby 3 changes around keyword arguments, the overridden functionality of has_many and has_one no longer works as expected. This causes #136 and this change has fixed the issue for me.
It's not very "railsy", so let me know if it needs a refactor.
I believe due to Ruby 3 changes around keyword arguments, the overridden functionality of
has_many
andhas_one
no longer works as expected. This causes #136 and this change has fixed the issue for me.It's not very "railsy", so let me know if it needs a refactor.