can we use association(has_one,has_many,belongs_to) without
using id as primary key.
I’m not sure, since I never used it that way,
but my first guess would be, that the :finder_sql option
would allow to get around the id column
can we use association(has_one,has_many,belongs_to) without
using id as primary key.
I’m not sure, since I never used it that way,
but my first guess would be, that the :finder_sql option
would allow to get around the id column
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