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Switch to has_one relationship for tenant/lease #395
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Updates to use a has_one relationship. Tenant has one lease. This is done by defining the tenant_id field on the Lease table to be unique so that only one lease record can be inserted for a tenant, and by changing the relationship not to return a collection object.
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Updates to use a has_one relationship. Tenant has one lease.
This is done by defining the tenant_id field on the Lease table
to be unique so that only one lease record can be inserted for a tenant,
and by changing the relationship not to return a collection object.