Refactor event/pending event, and add a way to immediately commit an event #27
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OK, I feel much happier with things now that the results are handled elsewhere. I'm pretty sure that the metadata handler can also be used to work on #14 — I'm going to pair with @skylerkatz later today on that, hopefully! |
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This looks much cleaner than the initial rounds. Now you just need to update the |
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fireNow methodReplaced the 'fireAndCommit' method name with 'commit' across multiple files for better readability and simplicity. This change is reflected in the 'Event', 'Support/helpers' and 'Support/PendingEvent' files, along with relevant modifications in associated tests..
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We did this on the last livestream. It moves the
fireandmakemethods to mostly just defer to thePendingEventimplementation. It also introduces a newfireNow()method that allows for firing an event and immediately receiving the result of that event'shandle()method. This should ease the "how to handle a 'create'-type request, where you want to use the model immediately" question.I'm leaving as draft because I'm not 100% sure about the recursive
WeakMapportion. Mulling it over…