So I have:
class Thing():
current_user_like = relationship(Like)
class User():
pass
class Like():
user_id = Column(primary_key=True)
thing_id = Column(primary_key=True)
Now I want, to do "session.query(Thing).all()" and also join the
"current_user_like" for each Thing, but only get 1 row instead of the whole
collection of `likes` for each Thing.
I know this can be done with db.session.query(Thing,Like) and doing an
outerjoin, but can it be done so I get Like embedded inside
Thing.current_user_like ?
Thank You
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