#92 foo = MultipleJoin('bar') does not create attribute foo

[Kenji Noguchi]

foo = MultipleJoin('bar') does not create attribute foo.
Instead it creates 'bars' whatever the left hand side of =.
Though I know joinMethodName='foo' does what I want
but it still needs = and the left hand side.

Here's a snipet from joins.py line 115

if name.endswith('s'):
name = name + "es"
else:
name = name + "s"
self.joinMethodName = name

This is quite a magic, and not documented. Actually
what the documentation says is """

It can also be created automatically, and is normally
implied (i.e., addresses = MultipleJoin(...) implies
joinMethodName="addresses").

"""
By the way if I simply call MultipleJoin('bar') it doesn't
set attribute at all.

[Oleg Broytman]

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This is a duplicate of the bug 1175278.