Open forivall opened 10 years ago
Prototype of a possible test case:
class A extends Backbone.Model schema: b: -> ['belongsTo', B] c: -> ['belongsTo', C] sync: require('backbone-sql').sync(A) url: 'postgres://test:test@127.0.0.1:3306/test/as' class B extends Backbone.Model schema: name: 'String' as: -> ['hasMany', B] c: -> ['belongsTo', C] sync: require('backbone-sql').sync(B) url: 'postgres://test:test@127.0.0.1:3306/test/bs' class C extends Backbone.Model schema: memberships: -> ['hasMany', A] roles: -> ['hasMany', B] sync: require('backbone-sql').sync(C) url: 'postgres://test:test@127.0.0.1:3306/test/cs' A.cursor({$page: true, $offset:0, $limit:150, c_id:12}) # works fine A.cursor({$page: true, $offset:0, $limit:150, c_id:12, 'b.name': 'foo'}) # fails # Error: column reference "c_id" is ambiguous, sql: select count(*) from "as" left outer join "roles" on "as"."b_id" = "b"."id" where "c_id" = ? and "b"."name" = ?, bindings: 12,foo A.cursor({$page: true, $offset:0, $limit:150, 'b.c_id':12, 'b.name': 'foo'}) # works; but suboptimal
Prototype of a possible test case: