I'm not certain if I'm doing something wrong here, or if this is a
bug. There's a test module at the end of this message.
I've got a table that has two separate columns pointing back to
another table. I've set up relations for both of those and I used
primaryjoin to specify which field is used for each relation (that's
where I might be going wrong).
The way I read things, that's the right approach.
Check out test/orm/mapper.py:testdouble, which does pretty much what you're describing. I think all you need to do is create aliases for the two uses of the target table.
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