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/// Direct indexes duplicate the entire instance in their entries, which is useful for quick ranged reads. The identifier is implicitely a direct index, though other properties may also be used should they be applicable.
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/// Direct indexes duplicate the entire instance in their entries, which is useful for quick ranged reads. The identifier is implicitly a direct index, though other properties may also be used should they be applicable.
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///
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/// If the index produces the same value, the identifier of the instance is implicitely used as a secondary sort parameter.
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/// If the index produces the same value, the identifier of the instance is implicitly used as a secondary sort parameter.
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publicvardirectIndexes:[String:IndexDescriptor]
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/// The secondary indexes the ``Datastore`` uses.
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///
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/// Secondary indexes store just the value being indexed, and point to the object in the primary datastore.
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///
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/// If the index produces the same value, the identifier of the instance is implicitely used as a secondary sort parameter.
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/// If the index produces the same value, the identifier of the instance is implicitly used as a secondary sort parameter.
/// The version that was first used to persist an index to disk.
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///
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/// This is used to determine if an index must be re-built purely because something about how the index changed in a way that could not be automatically determined, sunce as Codable conformance changing.
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/// This is used to determine if an index must be re-built purely because something about how the index changed in a way that could not be automatically determined, such as Codable conformance changing.
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publicvarversion:Data
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/// The key this index is based on.
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extensionDatastoreDescriptor{
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/// Initialize a descriptor from types a ``Datastore`` deals in directly.
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///
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/// This will use Swift reflection to inder the indexable properties from those that use the @``Indexed`` property wrapper.
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/// This will use Swift reflection to infer the indexable properties from those that use the @``Indexed`` property wrapper.
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///
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/// - Parameters:
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/// - version: The current version being used by a data store.
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