It seems especially strange as Hibernate does know that there's a OneToMany
relationship going on.
So if there's a single row in the table corresponding to the One-end and five rows
that are related at the Many-end, I don't see why this isn't reflected in the
returned result set, i.e. a single object that references five others, rather than exactly
that plus four duplicates.
However, I could be missing something entirely fundamental here - hopefully someone will
point it out if so :-)
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