Is it necessary to define both sides of a relation?

I'm looking at the docs and it is not clear whether I need to define both sides (eg: both

one

one

and

many

many

) of a relation when working with a Drizzle schema. I've just migrated my Prisma schema and I'm in the process of adding relations.
If I have this for example:

export const OrgToTeam = relations(Organization, ({ many }) => ({
    teams: many(Team),
}));

export const OrgToTeam = relations(Organization, ({ many }) => ({
    teams: many(Team),
}));

do I also have to add:

export const TeamToOrg = relations(Team, ({ one }) => ({
    org: one(Organization),
}));

export const TeamToOrg = relations(Team, ({ one }) => ({
    org: one(Organization),
}));

if I want to join my

Organization

Organization

s when I query a

Team

Team

Drizzle Team•2y ago

addamsson

Is it necessary to define both sides of a relation?

I'm looking at the docs and it is not clear whether I need to define both sides (eg: both

one

one

and

many

many

) of a relation when working with a Drizzle schema. I've just migrated my Prisma schema and I'm in the process of adding relations.
If I have this for example:

export const OrgToTeam = relations(Organization, ({ many }) => ({
    teams: many(Team),
}));

export const OrgToTeam = relations(Organization, ({ many }) => ({
    teams: many(Team),
}));

do I also have to add:

export const TeamToOrg = relations(Team, ({ one }) => ({
    org: one(Organization),
}));

export const TeamToOrg = relations(Team, ({ one }) => ({
    org: one(Organization),
}));

if I want to join my

Organization

Organization

s when I query a

Team

Team

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