Creating model with autoFetched association hasMany

[gaetsd]

Hi, I write this little test to explain my issue:

var orm = require('orm');
orm.connect("mysql://root@127.0.0.1/test?debug=true", function (err, db){

    console.log("CONNECTED TO DATABASE");

    ///////////////////////
    // CREATE THE PARENT
    ///////////////////////

    var Person = db.define('person', {
        name : String
    });

    ///////////////////////
    // CREATE THE CHILD
    ///////////////////////

    var Animal = db.define('animal', {
        name : String
    });

    ///////////////////////
    // LINK THEM UP
    ///////////////////////

    Person.hasMany("pets", Animal,{}, {
        autoFetch: true
    });

    ///////////////////////
    // Sync
    ///////////////////////

    db.sync(function(){

        console.log("SYNC'D DB `test`");

        ///////////////////////
        // Test insert
        ///////////////////////

        var John = new Person();
        John.name = "John";


        John.save(function(err,obj){
            if(err)
                console.log("err: " + err);
            console.log(obj);
            
            console.log("END");
        });

    });

});

When I execute this code, I have the error:

No associations defined

But when I remove the autoFetch option, it working correctly. Can you help me, please.

[dresende]

The error happens when you call John.save()?

[starwing]

I have meet this issue, too :-(

after remove autoFetch option, the error is gone.

btw, there are two issue related with this:

• if I define autoFetch and reverse option, the reversed table's query will load this table. e.g. group has many user, reversed user has group, if this is autoFetched, if I get a group, there is a array in group object that the users of group, but when I get a user, there also is a array in user object! how can I get "one-side" direction of autoFetch?
• when I use .count to getXXXX of hasMany, the generated SQL is wrong :-( e.g. if I write this:

group.getMember({id: req.user.id}).count(function(err, result) { ... })

instead of this SQL is executed:

SELECT count(*) as c FROM user t1 JOIN group_member t2 ON t2.user_id = t1.id AND t2.group_id = 1;

but just:

SELECT count(*) as c FROM user WHERE id=1;

is that right behavior?

[gaetsd]

Yes the error happens when I call John.save(). There is the same issue when I use the create method like this:

Person.create({
    name:'John'
}, 
function(err, obj){
    if(err)
        console.log("err: " + err);
    console.log(obj);
            
    console.log("END");
});

The error appears when Person.create() is called

[ctaepper]

i can confirm this... this bug seems to come out of nowhere as it was working earlier...

[dresende]

Please try this latest commit.

[gaetsd]

This last version works fine. I've tried it with my test and in my application and it's working. Thanks a lot.