Add setOne and setMany to entity adapter #969
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upsertOne and upsertMany merge the passed value with the existing item, but there was no direct way to replace items. setOne and setMany solve this and replace entirely the previous value with the new one.
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Very nice, and that's a comprehensive set of tests :) Thanks! |
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Fixes #954
upsertOne and upsertMany merge the passed value with the existing item,
but there was no direct way to replace items.
setOne and setMany solve this and replace entirely the previous value
with the new one.