Mitch VanDuyn
Mitch VanDuyn
@aberios okay the first case will be closed shortly, but the second case is may be more difficult, as it will require changing the semantics of `mutate` to be more...
lap28: (in progress ) `Model.find(a: 1, b: 2)` can now take multiple attributes, but it now consistenly only finds records based on last sync with the database. So if you...
@noma4i - agree 100% thanks for raising the issue.
@adamcreekroad didn't you work on a redis adapter?
okay! thanks for the heads up
a has_many relationship (like `todos`) is represented on the client by an object of class ReactiveRecord::Collection. I think all that has to be done, is add the `create` method to...
this may fix it: ```ruby module ReactiveRecord class Broadcast def self.after_commit(operation, model) Hyperloop::InternalPolicy.regulate_broadcast(model) do |data| if !Hyperloop.on_server? && Hyperloop::Connection.root_path send_to_server(operation, data) elsif operation == :update && data[:previous_changes].empty? SendPacket.run(data, operation: operation)...
you can't monkey patch this but a slightly cleaner (if not quite as effecient) way is to change the SendPacket operation's dispatch to be: ```ruby dispatch_to { params.channel if params.operation...
actually first case (patching after_commit) won't work if the change was made on the console... So best update SendPacket