Closed larsks closed 5 years ago
So we do not want to raise errors in get?
I don't know! We aren't currently; we're just returning None
if there are no matches.
I think we want to raise errors; but after this code merges, we'll just see if a get
returns None, and if so, throw an exception.
Many of our database api
get
operations using the.first()
filter on queries, but this inappropriate: if the query returns more than a single result, something is wrong.