Marshall Cottrell

> As we agreed that they should be stateless and singletons, sot there's no advantages of multi-hooks signatures, only priority problem. So I'm afraid I have to 👎 and @pleerock...

I'm with @mbroadst in thinking we should clone by default. @neumino from your example, intuitively it makes no sense that `doc === value`. Even if I assumed `new Model(value)` would...

Unfortunately, this is expected behavior. Since arrow functions capture the lexical scope of the current context, `this` refers to the module scope in your example. In cases like these, you're...

No problem! One other thing: when I call `r.http(..., { header: [ 'User-Agent: ...' ] })` from the tests, the `options` passed to me are `{ header: [ 2, [...

@neumino if I call `util.toDatum([ 2, [ 'User-Agent: ...' ] ])` I just get back a copy of the array. Could you explain what `Query.prototype.evaluate` is doing and why some...

I don't see a strong need for `options.logLevel`. Virtually all logging implementations have mechanisms for controlling log level behavior upstream. Having any default value whatsoever for `options.logLevel` complicates things when...

@neumino never thought about doing it that way, thanks! In my case, the values in those other fields never change so I don't have to worry about the update scenario....

@neumino in my particular case the schema and index changes were significant enough to where I needed to pull everything down, drop and recreate the table, modify the data, and...

@neumino yea that would work too.

@neumino I was thinking it's actually the multiple `.count()` queries that make it slow, but I'll look into it a bit more. [edit]: and unless I'm misunderstanding I moved the...