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Jared Hancock authored
This will allow setting something in the session and having that value override the value from the database. If ->persist() is called for a given key, a following ->get() will result in the session persisted value being returned. ->set() will still save the value in the database. This is mostly useful for last-mile scenarios (and future plugins) that need to affect the configuration of the system without altering the data in the configuration table.
Jared Hancock authoredThis will allow setting something in the session and having that value override the value from the database. If ->persist() is called for a given key, a following ->get() will result in the session persisted value being returned. ->set() will still save the value in the database. This is mostly useful for last-mile scenarios (and future plugins) that need to affect the configuration of the system without altering the data in the configuration table.