Add config driven custom table relationships
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## Configure Database Relationships
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In most cases you don't need this configuration, Super Graph will discover and learn
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the relationship graph within your database automatically. It does this using `Foreign Key` relationships that you have defined in your database schema.
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The below configs are only needed in special cases such as when you don't use foreign keys or when you want to create a relationship between two tables where a foreign key is not defined or cannot be defined.
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For example in the sample below a relationship is defined between the `tags` column on the `posts` table with the `slug` column on the `tags` table. This cannot be defined as using foreign keys since the `tags` column is of type array `text[]` and Postgres for one does not allow foreign keys with array columns.
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```yaml
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tables:
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- name: posts
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columns:
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- name: tags
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related_to: tags.slug
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```
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## Configuration files
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