Method to check if relationship was loaded for 4.0.x #13616
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Co-authored-by: Erik Wiesenthal <[email protected]> This commit also changes the way we cache relationships. For _some_ reason we only stored `hasOne` and `belongsTo` relationships (those that return a model. Now we store resultset as well, which enables caching for `hasMany`, `hasManyToMany` etc.
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Small description of change: This pull request adds a method to check if a relationship is loaded. It also changes the way we cache relationships. For some reason we only stored
hasOneandbelongsTorelationships (those that return a model). Now we store resultset as well, which enables caching forhasMany,hasManyToManyetc.Co-authored-by: Erik Wiesenthal [email protected]
Thanks