Hi there, I have a lending oriented schema like so: type Loan { id: ID! value: String! currency: String! lender: Member! borrower: Member! } type Member { id: ID! cordaNodeName: String loans: [Loan] } Where A member can have many loans (fine) 2 members are part of the same loan…

[image] outsidertrading: Could one put two properties inside the @hasInverse, for example? loans [Loan] @hasInverse(field: lender, borrower) This is possible, (at least it was. It is undocumented, and I am no longer using. Not sure if there are tests under the hood to check for this function…

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chewxy (chewxy) May 4, 2021, 12:48am 4

TIL too

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