Query Versions Where Object Changed To Attributes #1291
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This extends to the public API to provide more targeted querying of object changes. `where_object_changes` will look for either side of the change of the attributes provided - either versions where the attribute changed __from__ the provided value, or changed __to__ the provided value. The `where_object_changes_to` addition focuses only on one side of that equation. If you want to find versions where the attribute(s) explicitly changed *to* some known value, this will only show those changes, as opposed to both *from* and *to*.
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This extends to the public API to provide more targeted
querying of object changes.
where_object_changeswill look for eitherside of the change of the attributes provided - either versions where
the attribute changed from the provided value, or changed to the
provided value.
The
where_object_changes_toaddition focuses only on oneside of that equation. If you want to find versions where the
attribute(s) explicitly changed to some known value, this will only
show those changes, as opposed to both from and to.
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