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Creating custom relations in Laravel

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My colleague Brent solved a performance by creating a custom relation

One last solution that came to mind was to load all people, all contracts, and map them together manually. In the end that's exactly what I ended up doing, though I did it in the cleanest possible way: using custom relations.

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