MissingPrimaryColumnError when primary defined in relation

I have an entity described that:

import { Test } from "./test";
import { Product } from "./product";

import { Table, Column, ManyToOne } from "typeorm";

@Table()
export class Result {
    @ManyToOne(type => Test, { primary: true, nullable: false })
    public test: Test;

    @ManyToOne(type => Product, { primary: true, nullable: false })
    public product: Product;

    @Column()
    public primaryValue: number;

    @Column()
    public secondaryValue: number;
}

And I have an error on launch: Error! { MissingPrimaryColumnError: Entity "Result" does not have a primary column. Primary column is required to have in all your entities. Use @PrimaryColumn decorator to add a primary column to your entity.

Does the primary in relations option doesn’t work yet or it’s just a bug in checking if primary is defined?

[rostamiani]

maybe using indices can help?

Excuse me, How indices can help with this error? I added @Index() to both keys and nothing solved

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[MichalLytek]

Yes, thanks! It works great now 😄 Sorry for asking this kind of question but the docs is empty and website documentation was updated today and I haven’t checked it yet 😉