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Not sure we want that; if
_isAvailable
wasn't set, it could be that we never attempted to load it. The current code attempts to load in that case.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Why would we remove this check in
CommitAsync
but not inSet
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Set
always depends onIsAvailable
, butCommitAsync
might not need to load the session if_isModified
isn't true. TheIsAvailable
check was added inCommitAsync
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I see. And it could force sync-over-async as well. Yuck!