ManyToMany relation - v3 workaround for ER_CANT_UPDATE_USED_TABLE_IN_SF_OR_TRG mysql error #11
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…gger on join table was operating on the related table - targeting mysql only - filters/modify on join table of m2m relations #2 - if subquery is not needed at all (e.g. a query with just a findById(s) operation - usually coming from graph upsert) - skip it - otherwise extract a subquery reading related ids to separate query run before the delete query for m2m unrelate operation This is an upgraded (to objection v3) version of: - #3 - #1
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#7, once again - with additional fix for objection v3 (previous merge was reverted by force-push to the commit before merge)
original description:
Workaround for ER_CANT_UPDATE_USED_TABLE_IN_SF_OR_TRG mysql error when a trigger on join table was operating on the related table
This is an upgraded (to objection v3) version of:
Originally based on: