Save() behaves different with annotated and extended entities

[jivimberg]

I've noticed that the following code will behave differently depending if the entity extends SugarRecord or if it's annotated with @Table

Car car = new Car("Nissan");
SugarRecord.save(car);

car.setName("Honda");
SugarRecord.save(car);

In the first case (extending) the second save() will replace the value of the row saved in the first save(), while in the annotated case it will save 2 different objects in the DB.

I understand why this is the case. When extending SugarRecord has an id field where it saves a reference of the row ID so in the second save it can tell that it's the same object. This is not true when using annotations.

This is a problem when trying to update an entity that's annotated. See #185