Since I could not find an explanation in the documentation, I'm asking here.
I have two tables with an 1:n relationship and I'm trying to use
updateAll() on the child but use a column of the parent in the condition.
For example the two tables look like this:
- playlists
- name
- customer_id
- playlist_pages
- url
- delay
- playlist_id
Now I'm trying to do something like this:
TableRegistry::get('playlist_pages')->updateAll([
'delay' => 10
], [
'Playlists.customer_id' => 'some_id'
]
The error is "Unknown column 'Playlists.customer_id' in 'where clause'"
which would mean, that the relationship is not detected and no join exists.
Is this syntax/idea supported by the updateAll function?
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