Thanks, yeh, I'm using Drizzle to manage migration of our database structure (just that, still write
Thanks, yeh, I'm using Drizzle to manage migration of our database structure (just that, still write raw SQL most of the time), and the migration code it provided was less ideal so I had to incorporate your suggestion into it.
I guess premature optimization is evil, but I'm still curious about how I can approach DO init a bit better. I sort of understood how DO creates objects that were previously created (say via idFromName), but I'm still uncertain how DO creates when it's a new name id that it had never seen before. Does it ask every data center if that name id has existed before creating the object? or does it create it first anyways, and only sync at storage level?
If it was the latter, if two people decides to create the same name id DO at the same time on the opposite side of the earth, they would not see the same in memory status as the other? (or is there more memory syncing magic involved)
I guess premature optimization is evil, but I'm still curious about how I can approach DO init a bit better. I sort of understood how DO creates objects that were previously created (say via idFromName), but I'm still uncertain how DO creates when it's a new name id that it had never seen before. Does it ask every data center if that name id has existed before creating the object? or does it create it first anyways, and only sync at storage level?
If it was the latter, if two people decides to create the same name id DO at the same time on the opposite side of the earth, they would not see the same in memory status as the other? (or is there more memory syncing magic involved)
