So I have a database where I am trying to establish a one-to-many relationship between Supplier and TreeSeed, whereby one Supplier can sell many TreeSeed. I have looked at the sequelize documentation and I have added some utility functions. It seems from the terminal output that Supplier data is inserted (but it actually is not) but the TreeSeed data is not inserted and the seed_id is set to null. There is a foreign key reference where seedcompany_id references supplier_id.

So I have a database where I am trying to establish a one-to-many relationship between Supplier and TreeSeed, whereby one Supplier can sell many TreeSeed. I have looked at the sequelize documentation and I have added some utility functions. It seems from the terminal output that Supplier data is inserted but the TreeSeed data is not inserted and the seed_id is set to null. There is a foreign key reference where seedcompany_id references supplier_id.

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