When defining a model object that has a relation (.parent, .child...), this relation is created in the PostgreSQL database a a regular int, with no Foreign Key constraints. If the referential integrity is very important, the user should be able to define that this property must be a Foreign Key.
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When defining a model object that has a relation (.parent, .child...), this relation is created in the PostgreSQL database a a regular int, with no Foreign Key constraints. If the referential integrity is very important, the user should be able to define that this property must be a Foreign Key.