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Right now, every row a bundle tracks has to be explicitly tracked via tracked_row_add(). However, if you just want to track all rows in a particular table, a reasonable scenario, there's no way to do that with a single rule. Add support for tracked relations.
function bundle.tracked_relation_add(meta.relation_id) tracks an entire table (or view for that matter, as long as it has a unique pk), and inserts into a bundle.tracked_relation table. The bundle.tracked_row view would need to look at bundle.tracked_relation and dynamically add new rows. bundle.stage_row would need to automatically add new rows, I think?
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Right now, every row a bundle tracks has to be explicitly tracked via
tracked_row_add()
. However, if you just want to track all rows in a particular table, a reasonable scenario, there's no way to do that with a single rule. Add support for tracked relations.function bundle.tracked_relation_add(meta.relation_id)
tracks an entire table (or view for that matter, as long as it has a unique pk), and inserts into abundle.tracked_relation
table. Thebundle.tracked_row
view would need to look atbundle.tracked_relation
and dynamically add new rows.bundle.stage_row
would need to automatically add new rows, I think?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: