When users edit an existing feed, the changeset that is created includes all attributes. This makes it somewhat hard for @stevevance and others to review edits in the Dispatcher interface--it's not easily apparent which attributes are actually being changed from their prior values.
Within the Dispatcher interface, @irees implemented an approach that only included "dirty" (changed) attributes when Ember Data creates changeset JSON payloads. @meghanhade when you and Ian both have time, let's figure out how to use the same pattern in Feed Registry "add a feed."
When users edit an existing feed, the changeset that is created includes all attributes. This makes it somewhat hard for @stevevance and others to review edits in the Dispatcher interface--it's not easily apparent which attributes are actually being changed from their prior values.
Within the Dispatcher interface, @irees implemented an approach that only included "dirty" (changed) attributes when Ember Data creates changeset JSON payloads. @meghanhade when you and Ian both have time, let's figure out how to use the same pattern in Feed Registry "add a feed."