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*	database_entity_crud -> api_entity_crud	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-10	1	-1145/+0
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*	generic edit accept, and per-row variant	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-09	1	-6/+146
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*	parallelize abstracts insertion	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-09	1	-15/+20
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*	fixes after autoaccept merge	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-4/+4
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*	fmt	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-171/+271
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*	fix/replace a lot of expect() calls	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-44/+44
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*	mostly done with CRUD refactor	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-8/+618
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*	batch inserts by default	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-21/+55
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*	generic create (multiple inserts)	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-26/+24
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This does away entirely with the fancy CTE-based custom SQL inserts. Because performance is currently only important for batch inserts, I think this is acceptable, and will refactor to do batch inserts as actual batch SQL operations next.
*	crud: refactor to split out rev insert	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-43/+51
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*	major CRUD refactor	Bryan Newbold	2018-09-07	1	-0/+250
	This is the start of a large refactor to move all entity CRUD (create, read, update, delete) model/database code into it's own file. HACKING has been updated with an overview of what happens in each file. Next steps: - split rev (and sub-table) insertion in to db_rev_insert and make create/update generic - inserts should be batch (vector) by default - move all other entities into this new trait framework - bypass api_server wrappers and call into CRUD from api_wrappers for entity ops (should be a big cleanup)