Sequelize - scope with include - node.js

Question

I'm using Sequelize in my Node.js/Express app with the notion of scopes (http://docs.sequelizejs.com/en/latest/docs/scopes/).
I would like to have two scopes on a Model. Each of these scope are based on a join of another table (see the two scopes inLocation & withExpertises):
const Agency = sequelize.define("agency", {
id: { type: DataTypes.INTEGER, primaryKey: true },
name: DataTypes.STRING,
address: DataTypes.STRING,
size: DataTypes.INTEGER,
description: DataTypes.TEXT,
logoFileName: { type: DataTypes.STRING, field: "logo_file_name" },
externalScore: { type: DataTypes.FLOAT, field: "external_score" }
}, {
classMethods: {
associate(models) {
Agency.belongsToMany(models.location, {
through: "locationsAgency",
foreignKey: "location_id"
});
Agency.hasOne(models.locationsAgency);
Agency.hasMany(models.service);
}
},
scopes: {
inLocation(locationId) {
return {
include: [{
model: locationsAgency, where: { locationId: locationId }
}]
};
},
withExpertises(expertiseIds) {
return {
include: [{
model: service, where: { expertiseId: expertiseIds }
}]
};
},
orderByRelevance: {
order: '"externalScore" DESC'
}
}
});
When I'm doing the following call:
models.agency.scope({ method: ["inLocation", 9260] },
{ method: ["withExpertises", 79] },
"orderByRelevance")
.findAll({ limit: 10 })
I have this SQL generated:
SELECT "agency".*,
"services"."id" AS "services.id",
"services"."expertise_id" AS "services.expertiseId"
FROM (
SELECT "agency".*,
"locationsAgency"."id" AS "locationsAgency.id",
"locationsAgency"."location_id" AS "locationsAgency.locationId",
"locationsAgency"."agency_id" AS "locationsAgency.agencyId"
FROM "agencies" AS "agency"
INNER JOIN "locations_agencies" AS "locationsAgency" ON "agency"."id" = "locationsAgency"."agency_id"
AND "locationsAgency"."location_id" = 9260
WHERE (
SELECT "agency_id"
FROM "services" AS "service"
WHERE ("service"."agency_id" = "agency"."id" AND "service"."expertise_id" = 79)
LIMIT 1
)
IS NOT NULL LIMIT 10
) AS "agency"
INNER JOIN "services" AS "services" ON "agency"."id" = "services"."agency_id"
AND "services"."expertise_id" = 79
ORDER BY "externalScore" DESC
As you can see, the scope are nested in the FROM-clause, which give me a awful SQL and then the limit statement is not a the good place.
I expected to have this following SQL query:
SELECT "agency".*,
"services"."id" AS "services.id",
"services"."expertise_id" AS "services.expertiseId",
"services"."created_at" AS "services.created_at",
"services"."updated_at" AS "services.updated_at",
"locationsAgency"."id" AS "locationsAgency.id",
"locationsAgency"."location_id" AS "locationsAgency.locationId",
"locationsAgency"."agency_id" AS "locationsAgency.agencyId"
FROM "agencies" AS "agency"
INNER JOIN "locations_agencies" AS "locationsAgency" ON "agency"."id" = "locationsAgency"."agency_id"
INNER JOIN "services" AS "services" ON "agency"."id" = "services"."agency_id"
AND "locationsAgency"."location_id" = 9260
AND "services"."expertise_id" = 79
ORDER BY "external_score" DESC
LIMIT 10
Any ideas how to have this sql with the use of scopes?
Thanks!