There's no need to keep "HasDiscountsApplied" column in the "Product" entity.
It was required for performance optimizarion when we used Entity Framework. Now we can cache values between HTTP requests. Hence we can remove this property. Just ensure that these discounts are properly cached between HTTP requests
exileDev
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1 month ago
There's no need to keep "HasDiscountsApplied" column in the "Product" entity.
It was required for performance optimizarion when we used Entity Framework. Now we can cache values between HTTP requests. Hence we can remove this property. Just ensure that these discounts are properly cached between HTTP requests