On Jan 2, 2008, at 8:52 PM, andresj wrote:
> I do have properties for url (this is the example I sent), parent and
> name.
>
> When I deleted map_column from 'parent': synonym('_parent',
> map_column=True) and imported the module everything was all right. But
> when I run my tests (basically just creating a Resource() object and
> setting properties to see if the code in them work properly), it
> raises and exception:
>
> File "[...]/model/resources.py", line 118, in _set_url
> self.parent.save()
> AttributeError: 'Resource' object has no attribute 'parent'
>
> Which only happens when I try to access Resource().parent.*; when I
> "print repr()" Resource().parent there is no problem... Apparently
> this problem is only with parent.
>
in the case of "parent", what happens if you just dont use a
synonym ? if it works then, there might be some silliness occuring
when backrefs get set up. the synonym for relation() is only
important if youre really looking for the extra querying attributes on
"parent". you might also try adding it using add_property() after the
mappers are compiled. if any of those versions work, then thats your
workaround for now and we'll put in a trac ticket.
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