Introduce LocalID and update go.mod dependencies to the latest #352
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According to upcoming v1.1 of the JSONAPI the document object identification is a combination of three values: id, type and lid (local id). Local id is an id that can be generated when entity was created but not yet persisted to the DB. In the JSONAPI it should allow client to match data which he created and then received back from the server.
Identifier is a usefull object for which has id, local id and entity name/type. This update should fit the upcoming jsonapi v1.1 release where each object identifier hat this three attributes.
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@wwwdata , Could you please take a look if you have a time? |
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Introducing the LocalID feature that was introduced in jsonapi specification.
Update the dependencies to the latest and as result have to support only the latest Go versions.