[BUGFIX] Do not deserialize when a relationship named type exists - #3814
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69dca0c fixed this for attributes named 'type', but the RESTSerializer was still trying to deserialize relationships with that name as polymorphic, which was causing errors for anyone having a domain model called "Type".
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I believe this fixes #3784 |
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Looks great. Thanks @andycrum. |
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[BUGFIX] Do not deserialize when a relationship named `type` exists
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Btw, can this fix be applied to the 1.13.x branche too? |
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69dca0c fixed this for attributes named
type, but the RESTSerializerwas still trying to deserialize relationships with that name as
polymorphic, which was causing errors for anyone having a domain
model called "Type".
cc @bttf @bmac