First some model code:
class SomeUserClass(db.Model):
someId = db.StringProperty(required=True)
class SomeReferenceClass(db.Model):
origin = db.ReferenceProperty(SomeUserClass,
collection_name='originSet', required=True)
target = db.ReferenceProperty(SomeUserClass,
collection_name='targetSet', required=True)
According to the docs, there should be 2 implicit sets (originSet and
targetSet) on the SomeUserClass. When I instantiate an instance of
SomeUserClass and try to access originSet or targetSet I am always
returned an empty result set. I can query SomeReferenceClass using
GQL and I receive results so I know they are in there. Example query:
a = SomeUserClass().get('someIdOfAUser')
res = SomeUserClass.gql('WHERE origin = :1', a.key())
The query returns result but the originSet and targetSet do not. Is
this a bug, am I missing something or can you not have 2
db.ReferenceProperties pointing to the same class?
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