Re: trouble with stringify

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>>>>> "Perrin" == Perrin Harkins <perrin@xxxx.xxx> writes:

Perrin> Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
>> but why is it breaking this way?
>> I know you're not supposed to have a has_a on your primary key

Perrin> Bingo!

But you bingo'ed too early.  I don't have a has_a on my primary key.
I have a has_a on a *part* of my primary key.

If that's also forbidden, then the docs need to be changed,
because that would also break all linking tables that don't
include an "artificial" id column.

I suspect it's a bug, but I'm looking for someone who knows better
than me that it's a bug.

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