How can I write two scopes that have colliding joins?

Let's say I have the following model:

# video.rb
class Video < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :collection_videos, :dependent => :destroy
  has_many :collections, :through => :collection_videos
  named_scope :in_collection_one,
              :joins => :collection_videos,
              :conditions => "collection_videos.collection_id = 1"

  named_scope :in_foo_collections,
              :joins => :collections,
              :conditions => "collections.foo = true"
end

# collections.rb
class Collection < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :videos, :through => :collection_videos
  has_many :collection_videos, :dependent => :destroy
end

# collection_videos.rb
class CollectionVideos < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :collection
  belongs_to :video
end

If I make the following call:

Video.in_collection_one.in_foo_collections

I will get an error after ActiveRecord has constructed the SQL query complaining about doing multiple joins - it will attempt to join on :collection_videos twice (wrong, should only join once), and :collections once (this is correct). This is likely caused by a b开发者_开发技巧ug in rails but I'm wondering if there is a way around it.

Note: I am using Rails/ActiveRecord version 2.3.2

Could you use :include instead of :join? See this question for an example of someone using :include to do joins.