@michalmuskala Is there a reason why you’d suggest has_many through vs a many_to_many? I recently went down this route and ended up using a many_to_many relationship. I suppose the biggest difference is being able to have metadata on the join?
@michalmuskala Is there a reason why you’d suggest has_many through vs a many_to_many? I recently went down this route and ended up using a many_to_many relationship. I suppose the biggest difference is being able to have metadata on the join?