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hi Alexey, I notice that _ORM DOESN'T support cascade delete operation now, you must delete your relations manually. I want know from what point that you remove the original implementation.
Further more, i find this project has been suspended for almost 9 month. Will you want continue to finish current version and do the future plan?
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I want know from what point that you remove the original implementation
Since redis doesn't provide any constraint checks as RD, it's very expensive and time consuming to implement it manually, especially for nested relations. This will require storing separate back-mappings key for each relation. Also it becomes more complicated when using redis expire keys.
Since redis is not RD and i see no point to use it as full-featured RD, i just dropped cascade deleting from initial implementation and leave this task to end-user, actually it's not tedious task to write few lines to delete object and it's relations and you won't obtain unexpected results.
i find this project has been suspended for almost 9 month.
Yes, suspended but not abandoned. I'm using this in production and will continue to use it. Will return back to my original plan when i'll have a free time and mental capabilities 🌵 (should be this summer)
hi Alexey, I notice that _ORM DOESN'T support cascade delete operation now, you must delete your relations manually. I want know from what point that you remove the original implementation.
Further more, i find this project has been suspended for almost 9 month. Will you want continue to finish current version and do the future plan?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: