Issue

I have tried using eager loading in combination with the $get method on a sequelize object:

await user?.$get("following", {
	order: [["name", "ASC"]],
	limit: USERS_PER_PAGE,
	offset: (page - 1) * USERS_PER_PAGE,
	where,
	include: Gym
}

The query worked fine, until I added the include parameter. It returns an Array of users that have a 1:1 relation to the Gym model through a foreign key in the Gym model. Including the Gym works fine with the findOne and findMany method.

This approach leads to the Promise neither resolving nor rejecting with an error.

Versions

• sequelize: ^6.31.1
• sequelize-typescript: ^2.1.5
• typescript: ^5.0.4

Issue type

• bug report
• feature request

Actual behavior

The returned Promise of $get doesn't get resolved or rejected.

Expected behavior

The user should have a attribute gym that contains the gym's information if the user is related to a gym.

Steps to reproduce

Have 2 Models. Add a 1:n relation between Model A and itself. Add a 1:1 relation between Model A and B. Get all related Model A's from a specific instance of Model A using the $get method and include Model B