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Compatibility with NestedTypes 1.3

Major difference is the ownership policy, which is now enforced. Because of that, NestedTypes 1.3 code will not work without modifications.

Refactoring Guide

Watch out for aggregation errors!

Read the Type-R documentation about aggregation and shared references.

The majority of the refactoring required is adding Model.shared and Collection.Refs in places where the UI state has references to shared objects.

Errors will appear when you are trying to assign parts of one aggregation tree to another. They will look like this:

[Model Update] Aggregated 'User.name : ModelType' attribute is assigned with an object which is aggregated somewhere else.

[Model Update] Aggregated 'User.name : CollectionType' attribute is assigned with a shared Collection.Set.

[Collection Update] Aggregating [[ Model.name : ] CollectionType ] collection is updated with models which are aggregated somewhere else.

Old API Deprecations

  • modelOrCollection.clone() now performs deep cloning. modelOrCollection.deepClone() is deprecated.

API changes

  • model change:attr events are not bubbled up by collection by default. Explicit itemEvents spec is required. Performance reasons.
  • object.trigger( 'a b' ) is not supported. Use object.trigger( 'a' ).trigger( 'b' ). Performance reasons. Not to mention that when you doing so you are most likely doing something wrong.
  • model.collection is not set inside of model.initialize().
  • Collection.set add option is not supported. Period. But remove option works.
  • Collection.subsetOf:
    • .justOne( x ) method is deprecated. Use .set([ x ]) instead.
    • .removeAll() method is deprecated. Use .reset() instead.
  • Types of models and collection default valus are now inferred to shared types.
  • Symbolic references - store.x syntax is deprecated, use ~x instead.
  • Integer -> Number.integer
  • Date attribute doesn't parse MS format. Use Date.microsoft.