Introduce Resource Handle Deleted Function #2211
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Previously optimize got a node, but later we switched to call optimize with the same db as will be used in eval.
The new blaze.db.api/deleted? function makes it more easy to detect whether a resource handle is deleted. Before that we had to test if the :op of the handle equals :deleted.
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The new blaze.db.api/deleted? function makes it more easy to detect whether a resource handle is deleted. Before that we had to test if the :op of the handle equals :deleted.