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Hello everybody,

I've upgraded DBIx::Class (from 0.07.something -- it came with the Ubuntu Catalyst package methinks) and now my application says No such relationship every time I try to access a column via a method of its name.

E.g. I have rounds and each round belongs to a contest

my $round = $c->model->resultset('Rounds')->find(5);
$round->get_column('contest'); # works OK
$round->contest; # no longer works after update
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Do you know if this functionality can be restored? I kinda have this all around my codebase.

Thanks for advice!

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In reply to DBIx::Class No such relationship by Sixtease

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