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By default store every class in it's own table, except when on one of the parent classes an attribute [DocumentRoot] is declared.
or always stored subclassed documents into the root class..
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Things look to be taking shape quite nicely, theirs a couple more must have features left on the table i think before 1.0 release but so far I am pretty optimistic.
There is a working implementation in master now. I'm claiming that the mechanics of this work as of commit c2dc4f0 and I'm closing for now. We can add new issues later for changes to the configuration model -- and it's a near certainty that those will happen.
By default store every class in it's own table, except when on one of the parent classes an attribute [DocumentRoot] is declared.
or always stored subclassed documents into the root class..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: