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Documentation still features Expr::tbl though it's been removed since Dec 2022

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1/5
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55/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
rust
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Open the custom joins documentation page linked in the issue and search for uses of Expr::tbl. Replace the outdated example with Expr::col using a tuple as described, then check the page for any remaining references to tbl and confirm the documented code matches the current SeaORM API.

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Description

Description

The custom joins documentation suggests the use of the function Expr::tbl though it has been removed in 2022.

See here: https://www.sea-ql.org/SeaORM/docs/advanced-query/custom-joins/

Expected Behavior

Since it has been replaced, we should use Expr::col with a tuple to mimic the once intended behavior.

Actual Behavior

The documented code does not work, and the tbl function is out of the documentation, way past deprecation

Versions

Haven't looked, but as aforementionned, the breaking change has been done in december 2022.

Additional Information

I am in quite the hurry right now working on a project, but I can/will change the doc once I am done with my current work.

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