add `options.save` to all changes
See original GitHub issueThis is an idea. By passing options
down in all of the change methods, like @doodlewind did in setValue()
it would allow us to have any change not be saved by doing:
change.someMethod(...args, { save: false })
Which seems nicer than the current confusing setFlag('save', false)...setFlag('save', true)
workflow surrounding changes. It would probably allow us to remove that weird code.
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To be clear, this would add
{ save: false }
as an optional argument to all change methods, such that you can write:But if you do multiple changes, you’ll need to add
{ save: false }
to each of them.@tobiasandersen that would be great!