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Embedding Some Relationships, but Not All
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to embed some of the relationships, but not all of them?
It seems like the embed serializer is an all-or-nothing type of deal, without allowing for some relationships to be embedded and others to be “normal”. Weird as that requirement might be, it’s a situation we’re running into right now!
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Yep I think function is best direction 👍 If I were starting over today that would probably be the “base” type since it’s the most flexible. Don’t think it’s a problem that it adds a new possible type for the value!
Absolutely! Making every configuration option able to be defined as a function – or even better, an async function – just adds so much flexibility. Definitely the way to go!