digit_data_model 1.0.4-dev.5-uniqueId

The digit_data_model package is a data modeling library. It defines various classes, enums, and functions.

1.0.4-dev.5-uniqueId

• Added identifierType enum entity

• Added identifierType and id as primary key to identifier table

• Updated oplog transactions to synchronous - fix for write transaction lock

• Same change in 1.0.3-hotfix, 1.0.4-dev.3

1.0.3+2

• Updated beneficiary type target model and table to string
• Updated project type beneficiary type model and table to BeneficiaryType enum

1.0.3+1

• Updated oplog transactions to synchronous - fix for write transaction lock

1.0.4-dev.3

• Updated oplog transactions to synchronous - fix for write transaction lock
• Same change in 1.0.3-hotfix, 1.0.4-dev.3

1.0.3

• Added localization table
• Updated individual local search results with user uuid mapping

1.0.3-dev.4

• Updated individual local search results with user uuid mapping

1.0.3-dev.3

• Created localization table
  • Creation of the localization table.

1.0.3-dev.2

• Reverted user_actions db changes to accommodate closed_household flow changes
  • Reverted user_actions database changes to support closed_household flow changes.

1.0.3-dev.1

• Added new user_actions db
  • Added a new user_actions database.

1.0.2

• Added try catch for local repository to handle db lock
  • Implemented try-catch for local repository to handle database locks.

1.0.1

• Added Service and Service Definition Bloc
  • Introduction of Service and Service Definition Bloc.

1.0.0

• Initial stable release
  • First stable release of the Digit Data Model.

0.0.0-dev.3

• Supports boundary v2 and updated single entities to list for all search models
  • Added support for boundary v2 and updated single entities to lists for all search models.

0.0.0-dev.2

• Boundary v2 Integrated, to use Boundary v1 0.0.0-dev.1 version can be used
  • Integration of Boundary v2 with the option to use Boundary v1 version 0.0.0-dev.1.

0.0.0-dev.1

• Digit Data Model Initial Release
  • This marks the initial release of the Digit Data Model.