Wyatt Shapiro

@wobeng I am interested in something similar, but I am comparing one "old" dict to a "new" dict. As a result, I transform the deepdiff only to get the changes...

@dwasyl never made the PR, but did complete a CDC using ddiff (assuming a flat dict comparison in my case). General steps: 1. Create ddiff `ddiff = DeepDiff(destination_data, source_data, ignore_order=True)`...

After briefly reviewing the code, it looks like a feature such as this one could be implemented as a type of View and an associated model (Ex. https://github.com/seperman/deepdiff/blob/c78395c3a0ced0cadea569c3df3e64aa50531ad6/deepdiff/model.py#L88). Obviously, this...

Hey @seperman No doubt any user can run a transformation themselves, that's what I did for using the Text view model as a result. On the other hand, if there...

For now, I have created a workaround by telling Terraform not to track changes. Something like `lifecycle { ignore_changes = [ binary_format, compression, date_format, encoding, escape_unenclosed_field, field_delimiter, record_delimiter, time_format, timestamp_format,...

@tggagne are you intending to get all records for an object, even if they have been deleted or merged (Salesforce [QueryAll](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/resources_queryall.htm) documentation)? I ask because query_all is a bit misleading...

In agreement with @skamensky on this one: the salesforce documentation states that queryAll returns merged and deleted data in addition to active data. However, the use of query_all for this...