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For backwards compatibility reasons we need to continue supporting attributes named "toString" in our app. (I know, I know, what an odd name!). Sequelize used to support this in v3 but there were regressions with v4. These regressions were mostly dealt with in #8719 but recently I run into another problem when associations are involved.
What do you expect to happen?
I expect the value of the attribute named toString to work as any other argument
What is actually happening?
The query yields 0 results
Dialect: mysql Database version: 10.1.26 Sequelize version: 4.33.4 Tested with master branch: Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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What are you doing?
For backwards compatibility reasons we need to continue supporting attributes named "toString" in our app. (I know, I know, what an odd name!). Sequelize used to support this in v3 but there were regressions with v4. These regressions were mostly dealt with in #8719 but recently I run into another problem when associations are involved.
What do you expect to happen?
I expect the value of the attribute named toString to work as any other argument
What is actually happening?
The query yields 0 results
Dialect: mysql
Database version: 10.1.26
Sequelize version: 4.33.4
Tested with master branch: Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: