Scenario:
I have a role table, and a user table, and a userrole table that represents the many-to-many relationship, and I specify role as an entity to exclude via the model:create:exclude:entities and model:update:exclude:entities lists.
Expectation:
Generation would create models for create and update UserRole, since I have not excluded UserRole, just Role.
Actual:
I have to remove the excludes for Role create/update to get UserRole create/update.
It is sensible in the real world to CRUD the many-to-many relationship without CRUDing one side or the other.
Scenario:
I have a role table, and a user table, and a userrole table that represents the many-to-many relationship, and I specify role as an entity to exclude via the model:create:exclude:entities and model:update:exclude:entities lists.
Expectation:
Generation would create models for create and update UserRole, since I have not excluded UserRole, just Role.
Actual:
I have to remove the excludes for Role create/update to get UserRole create/update.
It is sensible in the real world to CRUD the many-to-many relationship without CRUDing one side or the other.