Custom relation names #30
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merge from master
…g to foreign key comments for custom labeling of the relation fields
…tag on foreign key comments - request M2One relation name on add/remove to collection methods
…tag on foreign key comments - update comments
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@adrianbardan this sounds good to me, could you please resolve the remaining conflicts please? |
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I'll look at this in the near future. Currently I'm swamped in work. |
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This change adds more flexibility in labeling the relation fields (one-to-many, many-to-one), allowing to set a custom tag on a ForeignKey. I've added instructions to the Readme file.
This pull request also includes the changes from my previous pull request, to fix the incompatibility with the current dev version of mysql-workbench-schema-exporter/mysql-workbench-schema-exporter.