I have two classes with the following associations:
class Incident
has_one :assignee
has_one :technician
class User
has_many :incidents
Note that the assignee and technician fields refer to objects of type User. How should these relationships be in the model?
Presumably the Incident should belong_to an assignee and technician, because the foreign key holding those relationships would be in the incidents table, not the employees table
class Incident belongs_to :assignee, :class_name => 'User' belongs_to :technician, :class_name => 'User' class User has_many :assigned_incidents, :class_name => 'Incident', :foreign_key => 'assignee_id' # not sure the wording you'd want to use for this relationship has_many :technician_incidents, :class_name => 'Incident', :foreign_key => 'technician_id'
You would want the foreign key fields to be incidents.assignee_id
, incidents.technician_id
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