Return an empty collection when where(:foo => []) is given #412
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The previous behaviour was to return everything! This is now consistent with ActiveRecord and avoids a needless request. The new behaviour is not applied to has_one associations as they currently seem to ignore the where method entirely.
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The previous behaviour was to return everything! This is now consistent with ActiveRecord and avoids a needless request.
The new behaviour is not applied to has_one associations as they currently seem to ignore the where method entirely.