class Bullet::Detector::Association

def add_call_object_associations(object, associations) 

def add_call_object_associations(object, associations)
  return unless Bullet.start?
  return if !Bullet.n_plus_one_query_enable? && !Bullet.unused_eager_loading_enable?
  return unless object.id
  Bullet.debug("Detector::Association#add_call_object_associations", "object: #{object.bullet_ar_key}, associations: #{associations}")
  call_object_associations.add(object.bullet_ar_key, associations)
end

def add_object_associations(object, associations) 

def add_object_associations(object, associations)
  return unless Bullet.start?
  return if !Bullet.n_plus_one_query_enable? && !Bullet.unused_eager_loading_enable?
  return unless object.id
  Bullet.debug("Detector::Association#add_object_associations", "object: #{object.bullet_ar_key}, associations: #{associations}")
  object_associations.add(object.bullet_ar_key, associations)
end

def call_object_associations

they are used to detect unused preload associations.
e.g. { "Post:1" => [:comments] }
that object.associations is called.
call_object_associations keep the object relationships 
def call_object_associations
  Thread.current[:bullet_call_object_associations]
end

def eager_loadings

e.g. { ["Post:1", "Post:2"] => [:comments, :user] }
that the associations are preloaded by find :include.
eager_loadings keep the object relationships 
def eager_loadings
  Thread.current[:bullet_eager_loadings]
end

def impossible_objects

impossible_objects are used to avoid treating 1+1 query to N+1 query.
if find collection returns only one object, then the object is impossible object,
Notice: impossible_objects are not accurate,
e.g. { Post => ["Post:1", "Post:2"] }
that the objects may not cause N+1 query.
impossible_objects keep the class to objects relationships 
def impossible_objects
  Thread.current[:bullet_impossible_objects]
end

def object_associations

unpreload associations or unused preload associations.
the object_associations keep all associations that may be or may no be
e.g. { "Post:1" => [:comments] }
that the object has many associations.
object_associations keep the object relationships 
def object_associations
  Thread.current[:bullet_object_associations]
end

def possible_objects

e.g. { Post => ["Post:1", "Post:2"] }
that the objects may cause N+1 query.
possible_objects keep the class to object relationships 
def possible_objects
  Thread.current[:bullet_possible_objects]
end