daniel-gagnon
Ash Framework: mention of atomics in the future (page 199)
There is a mention on page 199 that support for atomic updates will be improved in the future. Could there be a link to the github issue so readers in the future will be able to check if their future is futuristic enough that this feature landed?
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sevenseacat
Author of Ash Framework
Really good idea! I’m not sure if there’s a specific issue tracking the upgrades for manage_relationship, but if there isn’t, we should make one and link it at that point. I’ll make sure that happens for the next beta 
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