If the attribute we are trying to access already exists in the local data, we skip the GET requests to the API and just return whatever value we have at hand. This is most useful if we are only interested in the resource ids and no other resource data.
If the attribute we are trying to access already exists in the local data, we skip the GET requests to the API and just return whatever value we have at hand. This is most useful if we are only interested in the resource ids and no other resource data.
Fixes #25