Where do i put .include() method for a rails model, before or after find?
User.find(1).includes(:books)
or
User.includes(:books).find(1)
Where do i put .include() method for a rails model, before or after find?
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Where do i put .include() method for a rails model, before or after find?
User.find(1).includes(:books)
or
User.includes(:books).find(1)
You can typically swap the order on ActiveRecord association calls, but you can’t do it in this case. find() returns the object itself, not a chainable scope.
If you were using a where clause, then the placement of the calls would not matter. You just need to ensure that you’ve added all the joins you need before the sql is actually executed.