How to perform a put operation?
See original GitHub issueI’m currently trying to run a put
call with entityManager.create
, but I’m struggling to find documentation on how to get past the conditional expression and if I should be trying another strategy.
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Sorry for the late reply. I’ll take another look at the docs.
@whimzyLive
Thank you for pointing me to that implementation.
I determined that my issue was that I was using the create method without providing any additional options. After you pointed out the implementation, I noticed that the optional
options
object had an additionaloverwriteIfExists
parameter. Providing that parameter resulted in the PUT behavior that I was expecting.It may be helpful for others to include mention of that in the documentation next to the
where
parameter.Thank you again for your help!