In has_many_through_association.rb:
def <<(*records)
...
load_target
...
@target << associate
end
end
end
In the interests of making the lazy loading lazier, wouldn't it be
better to *not* load the target, and instead:
@target << associate if loaded?
When you have a lot of target records the load can be a significant
hit. Am I misunderstanding this? Is there any reason not to prefer it
this way?
Evan Weaver
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