Hello there, I have a table (user_verifications) which has a non auto-incrementing primary key (user_id). The PK is an id referencing another table (users) via foreign key (user_verifications.user_id -> users.user_id). The idea is that user_verifications can only contain one value per user in the users table. As soon as I try to create a record I get the user_id is a restricted primary key error. I am wondering why it is not possible to make use of identifying 1:1 relationships with sequel. Anything I am missing?
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