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So I have CustomEntity1 and CustomEntity2 generated with mogenerator. CustomEntity1 have a to-many relashionship with CustomEntity2 and CustomEntity2 have a reverse relashionship to-one with CustomEntity1.
My question is when I add some CustomEntity2 to CustomEntity1 by doing :
[CustomEntity1 addCustomEntity2Object:entity2FreshlyCreated]
Does it set the inverse relashionship ? Or do I have to do this too ?
CustomEntity2.parent = CustomEntity1;
The whole reason Core Data asks you to indicate an inverse relationship for an object is so that it can update it automatically. The lines you posted are equivalent.