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apeters merged 1 commit into from
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fixes nested cardinality n POST duplication issue #144

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@chrabyrd chrabyrd marked this pull request as draft December 10, 2025 22:26
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PUT-ing a resource will duplicate the first child of nested cardinality-n nodes, causing the other children to not update #145
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yay!

@apeters apeters merged commit c83c584 into dev/1.0.x Dec 11, 2025
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@apeters apeters deleted the cbyrd-fix-nested-cardinality-n-post branch December 11, 2025 01:23
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PUT-ing a resource will duplicate the first child of nested cardinality-n nodes, causing the other children to not update

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