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.all() is rarely used and has no parameters, so it would be a nice alias for .searchAll(attrs, options) when arguments are passed.
Likewise, .get() always has a scalar for the first argument, so if the first argument is an object, .get(attrs, options) could be an alias for .searchOne(attrs, options)
@Dzieni thoughts? One or the other or both or none?
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.all() is rarely used and has no parameters, so it would be a nice alias for .searchAll(attrs, options) when arguments are passed.
Likewise, .get() always has a scalar for the first argument, so if the first argument is an object, .get(attrs, options) could be an alias for .searchOne(attrs, options)
@Dzieni thoughts? One or the other or both or none?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: