Fix 'fetch' not being able to find an item at all, and 'update' not being able to ever update #1
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So, this fixes a fairly peculiar issue with the `fetch` method. The `const data = await this.fetchAll(config);` method returns an `Array`, and the old code used `hasOwnProperty`, which is meant for objects. That meant the code would always return false, and whatever the engine was looking for would never be found. After a bit of brainstorming with Sean, we figured it out. I changed it to a `find` method, instead, and it works like a charm.
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I made a change to the It feels a bit hacky, but it works. |
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So, this fixes a fairly peculiar issue with the
fetchmethod.The
const data = await this.fetchAll(config);method returns anArray, and the old code usedhasOwnProperty, which is meant for objects. That meant the code would always return false, and whatever the engine was looking for would never be found.After a bit of brainstorming with Sean, we figured it out. I changed it to a
findmethod, instead, and it works like a charm.My bundle, Wvnder -- A OLC system I'm working on, depends on these changes. There may be more to come, since I've only patched up the YAML sources for the Rooms for the time being.