Add plural to Brainstem::DSL::Association
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naomiajacobs
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plural to Brainstem::DSL::Association
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@bennapp can you review please? |
bennapp
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| context 'when `plural` is not specified in the options' do | ||
| it 'delegates to ruby singularize and pluralize to guess if the association is plural or singular' do | ||
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Part of the effort in: https://github.com/mavenlink/mavenlink/pull/10271
This PR adds a key to the association object called
pluralthat is set on initialization. If apluraloption is passed in, it defaults to that, otherwise it tries to figure out whether the association is plural or not by seeing if it can be singularized. This option can be used to find out whether an association is plural, and allows for an override in case it's not easily guessable from the name of the association.