Hey @LotusBlack ![]()
This was working on v6, right?
Could you try using and tell me if it’s working for your case ?
query.include = [{
model: models.materials,
as: 'idMaterial'
}, {
model: models.origins,
as: 'idOrigin'
}];
- How am I suppose to fix this failure ? I saw that it is linked to the declaration of Sequelize (cf this topic ) but I don’t know how to change it since the declaration is now in
index.js.
I’m not sure of what you mean here. models/index.js should export all the models you need, just like it did in v6. I would be happy to take a look at yours to check if everything is setup correctly.
- The documentation needs to be updated at the import level for the Op operator and maybe something else since I have the same structure and this is not working
const Op = models.objectMapping.Op; should work as expected, but maybe you’ve encounter an issue between the time we updated the documentation and this thread, as this should have been fixed following your previous thread.
I can see that a fews changes were made on our end on this (The search function), so I’ll be happy to help if my proposed solution did not work on your case ![]()
Hope that helps ![]()