Create with includes

[bluecenter]

two objects A, B, one-on-one relationship. create A first and create B right after with include as options to reload A in B, however it does not work. Have to use find to populate the relationship.

[mickhansen]

Could you provide a self contained test case?

[bluecenter]

options = {include: [model: A as: a ]}
A.create
sucess
B.create(values, options)
success(function(b) {
should see b.a here but not
}

[mickhansen]

Your test case doesn't really include any reloads. Also include isn't supported for create afaik.

[mickhansen]

Although it should work since build supports includes.

[bluecenter]

Sorry, actually it is not reload, it is include. So in options there is include, which should load A into B as 'a', after B is created.

[mickhansen]

That is not supported, so changing issue to a feature request.
Your example doesn't quite describe how you expect this to happen either.
You are creating B with what exactly? Please provide more clear code examples so we can get an idea of how this feature would work.

[bulkan]

The API reference for create() suggests that the options object passed in can have a include property that is an array of models.

Is the api reference incorrect ?

[mickhansen]

@bulkan yes and no. The option is mentioned because it's supported by build() to build the associations if coming from a cache or similar. Creating instances + nested relations in one go is not supported currently. However it's a high priority to get that feature in (it greatly simplifies testing setups aswell).

[bluecenter]

Sorry I missed this notification and see it today, thank you.

[dcohenb]

+1 on this

[janmeier]

@mickhansen This can be closed now, right?

[mickhansen]

Yes I think so.
On 24 Mar 2015 16:09, "Jan Aagaard Meier" notifications@github.com wrote:

@mickhansen https://github.com/mickhansen This can be closed now, right?

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