Compute a changeset only once and reset after commit #130
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Through the cascading of the changeset calculation (parent and child annotations) a changeset has been computed more than once in a single commit/flush.
| @@ -1232,6 +1237,16 @@ public function commit($document = null) | |||
| $this->scheduledMoves = | |||
| $this->scheduledInserts = | |||
| $this->visitedCollections = array(); | |||
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| if (null === $document) { | |||
| $this->documentChangesets = array(); | |||
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can't we just always reset this to an empty array?
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Yes, I was too cautious ...
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Compute a changeset only once and reset after commit
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Through the cascading of the changeset calculation (parent and child annotations) a changeset has been computed more than once in a single commit/flush.