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Feat/schema service in who is #653
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What does it mean to add a WhatIs as a service? |
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This is a way of associating schemas with a whoIs instance. This allows the sdk to query schema with our explicit calls by the developer. For purposes of caching within the sdk for later queries |
I’m sorry, this doesn’t make any sense to me. Can you give an example of the use? |
with these service endpoints for schemas, sdk implementations can now pre initialize content by querying for it whenever they choose, such that its is available before invoking an explicit query command. or to put it simply pre fetching content. |
converted to a draft as im seeing issues with accessing key value stores from the registry keeper from the schema module context. looking into it. |
Okay the rationale makes sense. Is this work being tracked? |
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