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input id to findOrCreate and it will not return a new model if the id dosen't exist #399
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* upstream/master: (35 commits) Upgrade qunit Fix subModels not being populated properly on Underscore 1.6.0, due to `_.each` api change. Fire change events right away if we're not in a nested scenario. Fixes PaulUithol#427 Document `store.unregister` `store.unregister` now also accepts collections or a model type Change `findOrCreate` to pass `parsedAttributes` to `build`, and adjust tests to reflect change. Remove unnecessary locking Update change log Add test for models not being added to store until they get an id Change where we listen to `relational:unregister`. Only add models with an id to the store. Closes PaulUithol#411 Fix a bug in the (crude) performance test Add a small test for `clear` Fix collection return values when setting/removing `[]` and `null`. Ref PaulUithol#419 Clarify the behavior of `findOrCreate` when it just a receives a scalar value. Ref PaulUithol#399 Proper return values on collection methods for Backbone 1.1. Closes PaulUithol#419 Submodels: accommodate multiple 'type' keys for the same submodel. Closes PaulUithol#429 Hmm, fix spaces/tabs mix in the example Update a few version numbers in the docs to 0.8.7 Backbone-relational 0.8.7 ...
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I input an id to findOrCreate function, and it just not return a new created model as I expected. After tracing code, I found that at line 1702, it will not create a model if I don't provide a object as first argument. Would you please fix this for me? Or this is OK for some reason?
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