The update method was having problems with dates passed in an object. I looked between ngForce and remoteTK and was seeing that TK had this method as a private to be shared between anything writing fields.
I didn't do upsert yet because I haven't had a use case for it.
I also added some apex debug statements--purely for convenience. At least for our org (public sites), it can be easier to turn on debug tracking on a user than it is to try to recreate whatever the users are doing to get the errors via the browser.
The update method was having problems with dates passed in an object. I looked between ngForce and remoteTK and was seeing that TK had this method as a private to be shared between anything writing fields.
I didn't do upsert yet because I haven't had a use case for it.
I also added some apex debug statements--purely for convenience. At least for our org (public sites), it can be easier to turn on debug tracking on a user than it is to try to recreate whatever the users are doing to get the errors via the browser.
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