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sooo I’m sure this has come up before but my google-fu is failing me. I’d like to test inserting values at different times and ensure that I get different values out of datomic for those date ranges--is there any way for me to insert values in the past (or some other approach that I could take advantage of here)?
You can commit transactions in the past (set :db/txInstant on the transaction entity), but you can't commit transactions before other transactions
@ddellacosta see: http://docs.datomic.com/best-practices.html#set-txinstant-on-imports
jeez, I didn’t think to look in the official docs 😕