I've got a structure like so:
A holds one B (STI) which holds multiple C(STI)
How can I tell B1 (a sub class of B) that it holds multiple C1 (a subclass of C) if that's even possible. (B1 can only contain C1, no other C subclass)
Thanks!
Rails STI has_many STI children of one type
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I ended up finding a solution:
I need to specify the class_name in has_many like so