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                                            Jason Dobry

Docs: Show how to do "soft delete" with js-data

At this point, it seems to me that "soft delete" is too close to "perform a particular update" to warrant a library implementation. In addition, when it comes to data,...

Docs: Show how to do "soft delete" with js-data

Re-opening, and changing the scope of the issue to: Update docs to show how one might use implement "soft delete" with js-data.

Upgrading from 1.5 to 2.4 is causing some troubles

The latest js-data is v2.5.0, the latest js-data-angular is v 3.1.0. Use those.

Upgrading from 1.5 to 2.4 is causing some troubles

In that case, can you create a plunker that demonstrates the issue?

JSData 3?

Possibly. js-data-angular itself is really just a small amount of "angular" sugar around js-data. Here's an example of Angular 1.x + JSData 3.x: https://github.com/js-data/js-data-examples/tree/master/client/angular1

Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: DSProvider <- DS <- Users <- UserServices

Change this: ``` angular.module('ps.users.services', ['ngResource']); ``` to this: ``` angular.module('ps.users.services', ['ngResource', 'js-data']); ```

Memory leak on frequent updates

Thanks for the link, I'll take a look

Memory leak on frequent updates

Your demo uses a `skipCache` option, but neither js-data nor js-data-angular have such an option.

Memory leak on frequent updates

`refreshAll()` is the same as `findAll(null, { bypassCache: true })`

Cannot Cache the data for js-data actions

You have to do it yourself, something like this: ``` js function handleResponse( response ) { var Resource = DS.definitions.userSettings; var data = Resource.deserialize( Resource, response ); // Inject the...