And really if I could just plug in the argument for the foo_props
call, at least in this case it would remove the need for the foreign
key altogether as the join is really handled by the semantics of the
foo_props call, which happens to only return the one related row.
I suppose this could all be done with a
class Foo(object):
@property
def props(self):
self._props = query( selectable .. ).one()
but this would require the extra fetch.
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