Generated relation types are now shallow, BREAKING CHANGE #305
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Before this, fields in a <Model>Relations type would reference <OtherModel>Relations type, which would often reference <Model>Relations type itself, leading to infinite nesting. Now instead the fields reference <OtherModel>
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Just a reference on how #304 could be solved. One could also add a new type
<Model>ShallowRelations, but it would be more work to add this to all the conditionals, so I wanted to get your opinion on it first @chrishoermann. As described in the issue, I don't fully see how non-shallow relations would be actually useful.Before this, fields in a Relations type would reference Relations type, which would often reference Relations type itself, leading to infinite nesting.
Now instead the fields reference