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Lets say I have an entity, Terrarium, and another entity, Turtle
Terrarium has an attribute defined as:
attribute :turtles, Ref, cardinality: :many
If I get the terrarium from the database with Terrarium.all, Terrarium.first, or Terrarium.where, all works exactly as expected (thank you!) but if I get the terrarium with find given its id, as in:
t = Terrarium.find 17592186045422
then the terrarium that is returned doesn't have its turtles properly reified... t.turtles will be a Java Set filled with instances of Java::DatomicQuery::EntityMap
I'll spend some time looking at this this weekend, but any hints would be welcome. I was surprised to see find defined in Entity while all the other finder-like things defined in Peer...
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Lets say I have an entity, Terrarium, and another entity, Turtle
Terrarium has an attribute defined as:
If I get the terrarium from the database with Terrarium.all, Terrarium.first, or Terrarium.where, all works exactly as expected (thank you!) but if I get the terrarium with find given its id, as in:
then the terrarium that is returned doesn't have its turtles properly reified... t.turtles will be a Java Set filled with instances of Java::DatomicQuery::EntityMap
I'll spend some time looking at this this weekend, but any hints would be welcome. I was surprised to see find defined in Entity while all the other finder-like things defined in Peer...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: