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Alias for include models
See original GitHub issueHi,
I want to use alias for include models. I have tried it with this:
ModelA.hasMany(ModelB, {foreignKey: 'ABC'});
ModelB.belongsTo( ModelA, {as: 'XYZ' , foreignKey: 'ABC'});
But this does’t work.
I have tried to specify “as” in include model array like:
model: models.ModelB,
required: false,
as: 'Model_ALIAS'
attributes:
[
'id',
'selector',
[sequelize.fn('COUNT', sequelize.col('selector')), 'total_count']
],
group: ['id'],
order: "total_count DESC"
But this throws an error that ModelB (Model_ALIAS) is not associated to ModelA. How can i define an alias to associated model so that all column prefix gets that alias like Model_ALIAS.id?
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We allow multiple associations between the same models.
Model B is associated to Model A using an alias. You must use the ‘as’ keyword to specify the alias within your include statement.
But I have added ‘as’ keyword to the include already. Can anyone help me with this?