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Environment Scope #216

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Environment Scope #216

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  1. Environment Scope

    Jan Stocker authored and gorillamoe committed Sep 7, 2024
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  2. rework(DB): naming like in prisma.io

    The reasoning behind this is to make it easier to
    find code that does updates, or just fetches a single item,
    or fetches the whole dataset.
    
    Additionally add global data which is currently only used for
    .replay().
    
    .replay() should enable the user to run the last command in any buffer,
    not only in .http or .rest buffers.
    gorillamoe committed Sep 7, 2024
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  3. rework(DB): naming like in prisma.io

    The reasoning behind this is to make it easier to
    find code that does updates, or just fetches a single item,
    or fetches the whole dataset.
    
    Additionally add global data which is currently only used for
    .replay().
    
    .replay() should enable the user to run the last command in any buffer,
    not only in .http or .rest buffers.
    gorillamoe committed Sep 7, 2024
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  4. move db_spec.lua

    gorillamoe committed Sep 7, 2024
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