docs: fix the association reference example of sql.attribute - #845
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`$user$.name` is parsed as a JSON path on the `user` attribute; the association reference syntax is `$user.name$`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The
sql.attributesection of the raw queries page showssql.attribute('$user$.name')as the association reference syntax. The attribute syntax parser reads that as the attributeuserwith a JSON pathname: on postgres it fails withoperator does not exist: character varying -> unknown, and on mysql/mariadb it silently returns no rows. The association reference syntax, used everywhere else in the docs, is$user.name$.Found while reviewing the attribute syntax parser in sequelize/sequelize#18460.
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