I guess that object a has no reference to object c created. Normally it would run a query, but it won't since it is not saved to db. I think that it is created for db relations and it just doesn't check references to in-memory objects You can also try this: a = A.
New a.cs. Build a. Bs => but a.Cs => created c object.
I guess that object a has no reference to object c created. Normally it would run a query, but it won't since it is not saved to db. I think that it is created for db relations and it just doesn't check references to in-memory objects.
You can also try this: a = A. New a.cs. Build a.Bs => but a.
Cs => created c object.
Does not work with :through associations. Does not work with :polymorphic associations. Associations are ignored.
Associations support the :dependent option. How the deletion is done. This option on the different specific association types.
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