Is there a better way to remove an id from fetchHistory other than delete this.__fetchHistory['id'] ?
I have a store function getAll() that does a fetch for all items.
I then have a couple of Containers with pending handlers and such.
I then have an refresh action that the store handles where i do delete this.__fetchHistory['all'] so i can reuse all the containers pending handlers.
Would be nice with an 'official' way for this maybe.
Related i would be nice to have an 'official' way to remove something from failedFetches also.
See #284
Now i have a refresh action that my store handles and does delete this.__failedFetches[id] to fetch again.
Maybe we can add a refresh argument to Store#fetch that will bypass the locally stored value and always trigger a remote fetch (if one is not pending)?
Is there a better way to remove an id from fetchHistory other than delete this.__fetchHistory['id'] ?
I have a store function getAll() that does a fetch for all items. I then have a couple of Containers with pending handlers and such. I then have an refresh action that the store handles where i do
delete this.__fetchHistory['all']
so i can reuse all the containers pending handlers.Would be nice with an 'official' way for this maybe.
Related i would be nice to have an 'official' way to remove something from failedFetches also. See #284 Now i have a refresh action that my store handles and does
delete this.__failedFetches[id]
to fetch again.