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Hey,
Thanks for the project :) I have a small question about virtual partitions. I'm just trying to understand what the use case / requirement is for virtual partitions. My guess would be that by using virtual partitions, we can write to multiple streams (so long as they're in the same table partition) as part of a single entity group transaction, meaning that if any of the stream write fails we have transactional behaviour. Or maybe it's simply so that multiple streams can be served from the same partition server? Are either of these assumption close to the mark or are there any different reasons / use cases for virtual partitions?
Thanks!
2.2.0: Release Notes
Now you can restore Stream header without reading it first (via Open). If you don't pass stream properties to Stream.From()
method, the header will be merged instead of replaced which means it is enough to just have previous Etag
and Version
to restore the header.
S05_Read_from_stream
Hi @yevhen, I'm persisting an event with a string Id to support dupe detection using my entity's natural key.
From SS perspective, How would I handle if the user wants to rename the property which backs the key?