Multiple double edges produce conflicting implementations of trait

[vkatushenok]

Summary

Multiple double edges produce conflicting implementations of trait.

Example schema

model ModelA {
  id String @id

  edgeOne   ModelB @relation("one", fields: [edgeOneId], references: [id])
  edgeOneId String
  edgeTwo   ModelB @relation("two", fields: [edgeTwoId], references: [id])
  edgeTwoId String
}

model ModelB {
  id String @id

  asEdgeOne ModelA[] @relation("one")
  asEdgeTwo ModelA[] @relation("two")
}

Generated code

impl From<super::model_b::Args> for WithParam {
    fn from(args: super::model_b::Args) -> Self {
        Self::EdgeOne(args)
    }
}
impl From<super::model_b::Args> for WithParam {
    fn from(args: super::model_b::Args) -> Self {
        Self::EdgeTwo(args)
    }
}

// ...

impl From<super::model_a::FindManyArgs> for WithParam {
    fn from(args: super::model_a::FindManyArgs) -> Self {
        Self::AsEdgeOne(args)
    }
}
impl From<super::model_a::FindManyArgs> for WithParam {
    fn from(args: super::model_a::FindManyArgs) -> Self {
        Self::AsEdgeTwo(args)
    }
}

[Brendonovich]

Didn't consider this but I know why it's occurring. Will fix in the next release

[Brendonovich]

I think I've got it, try using rev = "9af8c576a53cfeefc65118cf5ab8fe310a92c2a3" instead of tag = "0.4.1"

[vkatushenok]

Tested on a complex schema along with SQLite and it works as expected, thanks for looking into this! 🙇🏻