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• Q: Person model was not updated with "has_one"

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Q: Person model was not updated with "has_one"

After running:

rails g model personal_info height:float weight:float person:references
rake db:migrate

PersonalInfo class in personal_info.rb was created with the "belong_to". But the previous Person class in person.rb was not updated with the "has_one" as it is shown in the video.

Why is that?

A: Actually, in the video the "has_one" wasn't updated either. You have to put that in yourself. The reason is that ActiveRecord doesn't know if you want the other side to be a "has_one" or "has_many", so it leaves it up to you to specify that end of the relationship.

The "belongs_to" will be the same whether it is a "has_one"" or "has_many".

Additional References:

• Rails Guides - Active Record Associations

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