Wednesday, May 31, 2017
I suspect the issue is that you've referred directly to a primary key called `projects.id` in your SQL, but (from the `belongs_to` call) we can see that column is actually called `baseline_id`.
-- Have you tried changing 'projects.id IN (?)' to 'projects.baseline_id IN (?)' in your initial query? That might sort it.
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