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* love like winter! wohoah, wohoah * domain allow side effects * tests! logging! unallow! * document federation modes * linty linterson * test * further adventures in documentation * finish up domain block documentation (i think) * change wording a wee little bit * docs, example * consolidate shared domainPermission code * call mode once * fetch federation mode within domain blocked func * read domain perm import in streaming manner * don't use pointer to slice for domain perms * don't bother copying blocks + allows before deleting * admonish! * change wording just a scooch * update docs |
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README.md | ||
account.go | ||
accountnote.go | ||
adminaction.go | ||
application.go | ||
block.go | ||
client.go | ||
domainallow.go | ||
domainblock.go | ||
domainpermission.go | ||
emaildomainblock.go | ||
emoji.go | ||
emojicategory.go | ||
follow.go | ||
followrequest.go | ||
instance.go | ||
list.go | ||
marker.go | ||
mediaattachment.go | ||
mention.go | ||
notification.go | ||
report.go | ||
routersession.go | ||
rule.go | ||
status.go | ||
statusbookmark.go | ||
statusfave.go | ||
statusmute.go | ||
tag.go | ||
token.go | ||
tombstone.go | ||
user.go |
README.md
A note on when we should set data structures linked to objects in the database to use the
bun nullzero
tag -- this should only be done if the member type is a pointer, or if the
this primitive type is literally invalid with an empty value (e.g. media IDs which when
empty signifies a null database value, compared to say an account note which when empty
could mean either an empty note OR null database value).
Obviously it is a little more complex than this in practice, but keep it in mind!