db.rel.find(type, id) returns all 'type' docs, not only doc with that id.

[ramonsan]

Also happens with db.rel.find(type, ids). If you take the example from readme:

          var db = new PouchDB('mydb');
          db.setSchema([
              {singular: 'author', plural: 'authors', relations: { books: {hasMany: 'book'}}},
              {singular: 'book', plural: 'books', relations: {author: {belongsTo: 'author'}}}
          ]);
          db.rel.save('author', {
              name: 'George R. R. Martin', id: 1, books: [6, 7]
          }).then(function () {
              return db.rel.save('book', { title: 'A Game of Thrones', id: 6, author: 1});
          }).then(function () {
              return db.rel.save('book', {title: 'The Hedge Knight', id: 7, author: 1});
          }).catch(console.log.bind(console));

And then you want find book with id 7:

          db.rel.find('book',7).then(function(doc){
              console.log(doc);
          });

You got as result all books:

{
    "books" : [
        {
            "title" : "A Game of Thrones",
            "author" : 1,
            "id" : 6,
            "rev" : "1-16ce4f20eae39bd0655f00f81973dd14"
        },
        {
            "title" : "The Hedge Knight",
            "author" : 1,
            "id" : 7,
            "rev" : "1-7d35db00e3b7df172e33173eded5ab72"
        }
    ],
    "authors" : [
        {
            "name" : "George R. R. Martin",
            "books" : [
                 6,
                 7
            ],
            "id" : 1,
            "rev" : "1-c4c9b023321d67787d737421837988e3"
        }
    ]
}

[nolanlawson]

Thanks for reporting! This is actually by design; you can omit dependent objects by using async relations: https://github.com/nolanlawson/relational-pouch#async-relationships