@rentman/rm-core 8.1.3 → 8.1.5
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#Changelog
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Contains new features, breaking changes and their reasoning
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## 8.1.5
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- Only extend missing derived values while resolving local items in `TransactionCachedQueryHandler.__fetchItemEntriesByQueryData`
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## 8.1.4
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- Remove non-created items if they are not returned in the response of a Create request
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> If a create would fail, the whole request would fail. So we can assume that if an item isn't returned from a create
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> request, the backend has left it out on purpose
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- Move cached queries to parent transactions only when saving a child transaction
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> Only then you know for sure that items that matched on the child transaction will also match in the parent transaction,
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> since you're taking over the changes, this behaviour was changed somewhere in a refactor but was incorrect
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- No longer move cached queries to the ServerCache when saving a root transaction
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> You probably don't need the result of *all* those cached queries anymore (and it's also inefficient to keep them because the matcher keeps the up-to-date)
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- No longer wait for child transactions to sync when applying changes in a parent
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> A child transaction can only influence a parent transaction by calling `TransactionCache.save`, which doens't happen whilst applying changes,
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> so you don't have to wait for child transactions when applying changes in a parent
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## 8.1.3
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- Allow passing TransactionOptions to TransactionCacheFactory.construct
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