Collection.clone() #1239
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Before we merge this -- what was your use case where you found yourself needing this? |
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I needed to temporarily operate on a collection/list of models (add and remove them), but didn't want to affect the original collection/list until the user was sure they wanted to commit & save their changes. Basically needed a way to have a cloned copy of the collection :) |
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Models have a .clone() and it seems like you should be able to clone a collection, so that you can operate on a copy of the collection / list of models separately (even though both would reference the same model objects)