You can, but I find it very tedious. O2M or M2M relationships become cumbersome. Not because they're hard to use, but just because there's so fucking many of th

You can, but I find it very tedious. O2M or M2M relationships become cumbersome. Not because they're hard to use, but just because there's so fucking many of them. I opted to store the app and version, and have a function that retrieves a config parser for it. I just didn't want to manage 300 tables just to get the schema to work. That's also partially because I'm using Ent in Go, so it generates a struct for each table. It'd make my auto-complete useless, and that's not a price I'm willing to pay on a personal project lol