query_options[:page] is no longer ignored when passed to use Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo's list/1 by default. To restore the old behavior change the paginator to Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo.Pagination.Ignore:
config :calcinator, Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo, paginator: Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo.Pagination.IgnoreIn order to support passing the entire Calcinator.t struct to calcinator_resources event callbacks in instrumenters (Callback.Instrumenter), Calcinator.get/4 now requires a Calcinator.t for the first argument instead of the Calcinator.Resources.t module.
Before
Calcinator.get(calcinator.resources_module, params, "id", query_options)After
Calcinator.get(calcinator, params, "id", query_options)In order to support preloading of associations as required by Ecto.Changeset.put_assoc/3 for many_to_many association support, Calcinator.Resources.changeset/1,2 may now access the backing store, which means an {:error, :ownership} can occur. Instead of having the type of the callbacks be Ecto.Changeset.t | {:error, reason}, it is better to use a proper Either type and use {:ok, Ecto.Changeset.t} | {:error, reason}, so any callback that returned Ecto.Changeset.t before must now return {:ok, Ecto.Changeset.t}.
Calcinator.Resources.allow_sandbox_access/1 must now return :ok | {:error, :sandbox_access_disallowed}. The previous {:already, :allowed | :owner} maps to :ok while :not_found maps to {:error, :sandbox_access_disallowed}.
If you previously had total coverage for all return types from Calcinator actions, they now also return {:error, :sandbox_access_disallowed} and {:error, :timeout}. Previously, instead of {:error, :sandbox_access_disallowed}, :not_found may been returned, but that was a bug that leaked an implementation detail from how DBConnection.Ownership works, so it was removed.
Calcinator.Resources.delete deletes a changeset instead of a resource struct to allow constraints to be added to the Ecto.Changeset.t so that database constraint errors are transformed to validation errors. Calcinator.delete now takes, as a second argument, the Calcinator.Resources.query_options
If you used use Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo, it now generates delete/2 (instead of delete/1) that expects an Ecto.Changeset.t and Calcinator.Resources.query_options and calls Calcinator.Resources.Ecto.Repo.delete/3, which now expects a changeset instead of resource struct as the second argument and the query options as the third argument.
:meta is now a required key in Calcinator.Resources.query_options in order to allow Calcinator.Meta.Beam to be passed through for loopback chains.
Calcinator.Meta.Beam.put_new_lazy/2 can be used to add the sandbox token to the meta only if its not already present. It should be used in place of Calcinator.Meta.Beam.put/2 whenever the pre-existing meta beam might need to be passed through.