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What is the closest thing to child_key from DataMapper in ActiveRecord? How would one write this using ActiveRecord?
belongs_to :something, :class_name => Foo, :child_key => [:something_id]
From what I read here :child_key is the foreign_key. In ActiveRecord you use :foreign_key.
If I have misunderstood the purpose of child_key, please let me know.