| 1 | | In my understanding, the explicit through model adds another layer to the surprise effect of the permissive filter's behaviour. As opposed to #36617, the A table is joined with B, to which it has a ManyToMany relationship, Person is joined with the relation table Subscription. This allows the permissive filter to return the adam object, even if the query params don't apply to its subscription to blog_1. Is this a behaviour that can be shown with an implicit through model as in #36617? I need to investigate this further. |
| | 1 | In my understanding, the explicit through model adds another layer to the surprise effect of the permissive filter's behaviour. As opposed to #36617, where the A table is joined with B, to which it has a ManyToMany relationship, Person (above) is joined with the relation table Subscription. This allows the permissive filter to return the adam object, even if the query params don't apply to its subscription to blog_1. Is this a behaviour that can be shown with an implicit through model as in #36617? I need to investigate this further. |