go - GORM Cannot pass foreign key to query -


i usin jinzhu gorm package connecting db, etc.

this code

package pizzas  import (     "github.com/jinzhu/gorm"     "github.com/gin-gonic/gin"     "speedy-gonzales/db"     "net/http" )  type pizza struct {     gorm.model     name                string `gorm:"not null"`     image               string `sql:"type:text"`     psizesandprices     []pizzapricesize }  type pizzapricesize struct {     gorm.model     sizetitle       string      `gorm:"column:size_title;type:varchar(50);not null'"`     priceeur        int         `gorm:"column:price_eur"`     pricebam        int         `gorm:"column:price_bam"`     pizzaid         uint        `gorm:"index"` }  func (pizzapricesize) tablename() string {     return "pizza_price_sizes" }  func fetchpizzaswithsizes(c *gin.context) {     var pizza_model []pizza      var p_sizes_prices_model []pizzapricesize       db := db.dbconnect()     db.debug().model(&pizza_model).related(&p_sizes_prices_model)      c.json(http.statusok, gin.h{         "status": http.statusok,         "message": p_sizes_prices_model,     })     return }

when run app debug console: select * pizza_price_sizes pizza_price_sizes.deleted_at null , ((pizza_id = '0'))

my question how can pass pizza_id query?


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