ActiveRecord :include not working for belongs_to with foreign_key?

I have just ran into this same problem. There's a patch that applies to Rails 2.3.5 on bug #3208 but it hasn't been applied to the 2-3-stable branch yet I have created a monkey patch for this bug as it is causing performance issues in my app. Place fix_belongs_to_include_with_primary_key.

Rb in your config/inititalizers directory and restart your app to apply it.

I have just ran into this same problem. There's a patch that applies to Rails 2.3.5 on bug #3208 but it hasn't been applied to the 2-3-stable branch yet. I have created a monkey patch for this bug as it is causing performance issues in my app.

Place fix_belongs_to_include_with_primary_key. Rb in your config/inititalizers directory and restart your app to apply it.

Thanks! Glad to hear that I wasn't crazy. – jerhinesmith Mar 16 '10 at 13:11.

I don't know why, but option :include in named_scope makes belongs_to with foreign_key working. Named_scope :my_all, :include => :user.

I have created a monkey patch for this bug as it is causing performance issues in my app. Rb in your config/inititalizers directory and restart your app to apply it.

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