clarify the touch true option does not trigger after_save/update [ci skip] #23387
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…skip] I've gotten tripped up more than a few times on this, thinking that using `belongs_to` with `touch: true` would trigger my after_save or after_update callbacks. The same text is in the documentation for the touch method itself, but I think its helpful to repeat it again here. It might save people some time.
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I've gotten tripped up more than a few times on this, thinking that
using
belongs_towithtouch: truewould trigger my after_save orafter_update callbacks. The same text is in the documentation for the
touch method itself, but I think its helpful to repeat it again here.
It might save people some time.