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feat: conditionally load data from DB when updating issues and comments #95
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SUMMARY
DBIssue and DBComment loaded data from database when performing
updates via self.__update() which in some cases where unnecessary as a
fetch would have been performed just before invoking __update().
This patch introduces an optical parameter to provide recently
loaded data from DB
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Changes have been reviewed, and look like they're good to go for a merge.
The implementation of the if any statement is quite intriguing. Pretty cool.
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SUMMARY
DBIssue and DBComment loaded data from database when performing
updates via self.__update() which in some cases where unnecessary as a
fetch would have been performed just before invoking __update().