Oops, put the first table schema with the code by mistake. Anyway, I realized I can work around this by explicitly specifying the columns and foreign keys for just the association table, instead of autoloading them. Then I can remove all the primaryjoin and secondaryjoin stuff, and it works fine. But I still don't understand why it didn't work the way I had it above - if anyone has any wisdom on that I'd be very interested.
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