David Kimura
PRO
said 7 months ago
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Tips and Tricks
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Then you will find that
will not trigger an additional query. I think that the way Rails is behaving, it's because the query isn't loading in IRB. If you type p2 in the terminal again, I think it will trigger another query.
I think that in your example with p2, if you do
p2 = Project.where(id: 13).load
Then you will find that
p2.any?
will not trigger an additional query. I think that the way Rails is behaving, it's because the query isn't loading in IRB. If you type p2 in the terminal again, I think it will trigger another query.