Thank you for your suggestion, I tested it and it launches the same SQL
request as
Shift.includes(:schedules).where("schedules.occurs_on = '#{Date.today}'")
which fails to return the shifts with no schedules or schedules not
matching the condition. Because the where apply on the whole SQL inste
Would merge work? Something like (off the top of my head):
Shift.includes(:schedules).merge(Schedule.occuring_on(Date.today))
where .occuring_on is
def self.occuring_on(day)
where(:occurs_on => day)
end
-Corey
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 3:44 PM, r1git wrote:
> Does anybody know how to fix this
Does anybody know how to fix this issue:
https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/4677 ?
It seems so basic and yet there is no clean solution like conditional eager
loading, something like:
Shift.includes(:schedules).where(:schedules => { :occurs_on => Date.today })
Or another solution would be
