The current description of the bypass strategy uses the phrase "simply silences index updates" to describe the bypass strategy. I think this is misleading as doing something silently doesn't mean that a process does not happen but rather that there is no output. If I select a process to happen silently, I would expect a normal behaviour but without anything being logged or output to the console.
I believe that the bypass strategy does more than simply suppress output. Instead it bypasses the index update on model save.
The current description of the bypass strategy uses the phrase "simply silences index updates" to describe the bypass strategy. I think this is misleading as doing something silently doesn't mean that a process does not happen but rather that there is no output. If I select a process to happen silently, I would expect a normal behaviour but without anything being logged or output to the console.
I believe that the bypass strategy does more than simply suppress output. Instead it bypasses the index update on model save.