I have a model named `client` and another model called `client_preference`. The relationship between them is one `client` has many `client_preferences`.
Now I want to create methods for updating and deleting `client_preferences`. For that I generate the routes as:

```
map.resources :clients do |client|
  client.resources :client_preferences, only: [:edit, :update, :destroy]
end

```

and I get the following named routes:

```
edit_client_client_preference GET    /clients/:client_id/client_preferences/:id/edit(.:format)                     {:controller=>"client_preferences", :action=>"edit"}
client_client_preference      PUT    /clients/:client_id/client_preferences/:id(.:format)                          {:controller=>"client_preferences", :action=>"update"}
                              DELETE /clients/:client_id/client_preferences/:id(.:format)                          {:controller=>"client_preferences", :action=>"destroy"}

```

Now, I want to customize the routes names from `client_client_preference` to `client_preference` and similarly for other routes generated so that the client is word not repeated twice in the path names generated. Is there a way to do that or do I need to manually define the routes?
Any help or pointers will be highly helpful.