(Sorry, somehow I clicked in the wrong spot and send the above before
I had finished. To continue...)
...and add the proper many-to-many relationships to A and B?
If the above code appears like there's no reason I can't go ahead and
let Elixir create the many-to-many relationship, it's because it
posted before I finished. In the definition of the 'a_to_b' table
above, add another Column definition like:
Column('priority', Integer),
That extra column that I need to add to the association table is why I
can't use the normal Elixir method for defining a many-to-many
relationship. So is it possible to mix Elixir-style and SQLAlchemy-
style definitions to get what I want?
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