Calling findOne with WHERE on primary key column and operator other than '=' doesn't add LIMIT 1 to query

[shawnpwalsh]

It's possible this is intended behavior, but if so it should be detailed in the findOne documentation as you would always expect findOne to return exactly one record.

Dialect: PostgreSQL
Sequelize Version: 3.6.0
Sample Code:

yield Content.findOne({where:{id: {$gt: 7}}});

Actual output:

SELECT "id", "title" FROM "content" AS "Content" WHERE "Content"."id" > 7

Expected output:

SELECT "id", "title" FROM "content" AS "Content" WHERE "Content"."id" > 7 LIMIT 1

[mickhansen]

A bug. We look for the presense of a primary key in where to remove the limit (easier queries), but this should only happen for primitives or buffers i guess.