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fix: Unique constraint should account for soft deleted records #11048
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I think this looks good. I believe this shouldn't have any breaking change consequences, since it is a less strict check right?
Yes that's correct, it is less strict than it was before |
…ajs#11048) FIXES FRMW-2878 **What** Currently, the `one-to-one` unique constraints does not account for deleted record. This prevents from inserting a new record wth the same fk if another one is deleted. **Caveat** `hasOne` with FK option is meant to be a special case, for example a many to one - one to many without defining the other side of the relation. In that case we don't handle this behaviour and keep it as it is
…ajs#11048) FIXES FRMW-2878 **What** Currently, the `one-to-one` unique constraints does not account for deleted record. This prevents from inserting a new record wth the same fk if another one is deleted. **Caveat** `hasOne` with FK option is meant to be a special case, for example a many to one - one to many without defining the other side of the relation. In that case we don't handle this behaviour and keep it as it is
…ajs#11048) FIXES FRMW-2878 **What** Currently, the `one-to-one` unique constraints does not account for deleted record. This prevents from inserting a new record wth the same fk if another one is deleted. **Caveat** `hasOne` with FK option is meant to be a special case, for example a many to one - one to many without defining the other side of the relation. In that case we don't handle this behaviour and keep it as it is
FIXES FRMW-2878
What
Currently, the
one-to-one
unique constraints does not account for deleted record. This prevents from inserting a new record wth the same fk if another one is deleted.Caveat
hasOne
with FK option is meant to be a special case, for example a many to one - one to many without defining the other side of the relation. In that case we don't handle this behaviour and keep it as it is