I have a method Assets.

It has this this relation:

	public function fields() {
	    return $this->hasManyThrough( CustomField::class, CustomEntity::class,
            'id', 'entity_id', 'entity_id' );
    }

If I do $asset->fields, the problem is that $asset->fields->id, the id is coming from CustomEntity rather than from CustomField. This is due to the query that is created:

select `custom_fields`.*, `custom_entities`.`id`
 from `custom_fields`
 inner join `custom_entities`
  on `custom_entities`.`id` = `custom_fields`.`entity_id`
 where `custom_entities`.`id` = 14

The query would work without the custom_entites.id:

select `custom_fields`.*
 from `custom_fields`
 inner join `custom_entities`
  on `custom_entities`.`id` = `custom_fields`.`entity_id`
 where `custom_entities`.`id` = 14

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?