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@mrfoto That is a valid point, but in my project, the actual model I have the count and size problem is a model call
Claim
. And I usejob_seekers.count
to calculate claim amount, andjob_seekers.count
will only be used once and not called in other places, so it is a bit overkill to create countercachecolumn forjob_seekers.count
in my case. If I need to calljob_seekers.count
more than once outside Claim model, I will use counter_cache column for sureCheers