On Wednesday, February 5, 2020 at 4:50:36 PM UTC-5, Mike Bayer wrote:
>
> what conditions would cause the "uselist" to be incorrect?
>
If `Foo.bars` declares:
uselist=True,
back_populates_uselist=False
but `Bar.foo` declares:
uselist=True,
back_populates_uselist=True
I want to catch `Foo.bars` specified `back_populates_uselist=False`, but
the back_populates relationship `Bar.foo` specified `uselist=True`.
i.e.. each side of the relationship agrees they are in a one-to-many or
one-to-one relationship, instead of them independently defining only their
side.
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