Relations with multiple primary keys about typeorm HOT 6 CLOSED

I was talking about similar behavior in #43.
The solution is to create unique index on your foreign keys and create @PrimaryGeneratedColumn() in PostCategoryRelation

@Table()
@Index((relation: PostCategoryRelation) => [relation.post, relation.category], { unique: true })
export class PostCategoryRelation {
  @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
  public readonly id: number;

  @ManyToOne(type => Post, post => post.categories)
  post: Post;

  @ManyToOne(type => PostCategory, category => category.posts)
  category: PostCategory;

  @Column()
  addedByAdmin: boolean;

  @Column()
  addedByUser: boolean;
}

The simplest solution with @ManyToOne(_type => Post, { primary: true }) isn't implemented yet.

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@19majkel94 yes, it does

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quite complicated, I need to try try this sample by myself to figure out what is going on. Lets mark it as a bug for now, I'll return back to it later

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Yes it might look a bit complicated. But for now I go with the solution to add an explicit primary key to all this "RelationEntities"

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fixed on my separate branch (you can try it if you want by npm i typeorm@next)

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Does this fix also fixes #43?

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