I have the following relationships:
Document :has_many Proposals :has_many ProposalVersions.
This fails:
>> Document.first.proposals.first.proposal_versions.size
=> 0
But this works:
>> Proposal.find(1).proposal_versions.size
=> 2
Here's the SQL from the first statement:
SELECT count(*) AS count_all FROM "proposal_versions" WHERE
("proposal_versions".proposal_id = 2)
The failing SQL in the first example seems really dangerous, because
it apparently picks an ID at random (and this obviously works also
with non-count queries, resulting in possibly returning the wrong set
of data:
Where does the '2' come from? Neither Document or Proposal has ID 2,
they're both ID 1.
Is this expected behaviour?
I'm on rails 2.2.1 (eh, 2.2 RC2). Linux. SQlite.
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