Charles

Hey thanks for your message and very sorry for missing your previous comment. I'm a little disappointed about the ecosystem of the nodejs backend development community and haven't being developing...

Hey @rahul-rocket sorry for the delay. I am a little busy at the moment, but this has been added to my todo. Will look into it in a few days

On second thought, I should stop piling up my to-do list 😝 Currently, when an entity is soft-deleted, only this specific entity's `deletedAt` property will be updated. The relations will...

> this is not true to be honest. at least for me it deletes the loaded @OneToMany relationships for example. is this expected? This is not expected. MikroORM might have...

Hey @Jcalcaldev thanks for the feedback. I'm extremely occupied these days. Will look into it after March 1st.

I'm not pretty sure whether the `deletedAt` property of the relation entity should be updated. Currently, since we have filtered out all the deleted Foo entities from the queries, the...

I think it's not supported yet. It would be great if you could drop a PR to implement the support!

This has the potential to enable async providers for child routes by invoking a request with HttpClient and configure the child route's `provider` property according to the request.

In case anyone is looking for an out-of-box workaround: ```ts /** * Workaround to emulate an injection context in the route's loadChildren resolver. * @param route * @returns * @see...

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