Will Schurman

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# Why The code for manifest extra headers has always had methods for coercing into strings. The asset extra header code diverged from this (from the time it was added)....

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# Why We're seeing a spike in anonymous IDs for our metrics. This is probably due to `logEvent` being called (it's only called in one place) without having required auth...

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# Why This is a first attempt at field transformation (right now we just do field validation). Note that this is currently broken due to the following case: 1. Entity...

# Why An interesting idea from @ide: within a transaction, subsequent reads should be able to be cached locally as long as the local cache is kept consistent (not in...

Context: https://github.com/expo/universe/pull/7641/files/90dc1071ada997f57c0b8d33b7b0e7d7e5fe2b15#r641291143 > Looking at this PR, I wonder if `EntitySecondaryCacheLoader` should allow this method to return "sparse" maps that are missing some of the provided keys. A missing key...

Entity fields should do basic validation. - UUIDField should validate that it's a UUID - Primitive fields should validate their types - EnumField should validate value being a member of...

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https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog/issues/648 Angular parser is the correct one I think https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog/tree/0d7385543cbf14394206c2f739a82d1ccf118586/packages/conventional-changelog-angular As described in https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/. This is making the changelog incorrect for our project since I've been following that spec.

Entity works on full rows of data (the projection of all queries is *). This is because the privacy logic of a privacy policy is allowed to use the entire...

To guarantee cache consistency (and dataloader consistency) across a set of machines or even across requests and keep the read-through caching strategy that we employ, we'll need to implement some...