Save resources affected by data patches and dependency updates on a re…#355
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The changes here make sense to me individually, but I don't totally understand how they come together to solve the original bug. Still, as far as I can tell, this seems fine.
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One sentence summary of this PR (This should go in the CHANGELOG!)
Save resources affected by data patches and dependency updates on a resource being saved
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Calling
resource.save()will apply data patches, which for mapped resources will also modify one or more ancestors. Without these changes, those resources would be marked as "dirty" after the originalsavecall. This has the confusing result of making local state overall "dirtier" after asavecall, rather than less.Please describe the changes in your request.
With these changes, if
savecall on one resource modifies other resources, those resources' models will also be pushed and not dirty.Anyone you think should look at this, specifically?
@dannyp303