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Short of a custom transaction function, is anybody aware of a way to retract a datom only if the current value is X? Effectively, I'm looking for a combination of :db/cas
and :db/retract
....
however, the retract inherently won’t do anything if old-val is no longer asserted, so this is just picking between whether you want the transaction to succeed or fail--the end result by itself should be the same.
That's a pretty good hack for my use case. Thanks again, @U09R86PA4.
Can you write a custom tx function for cloud? (I am not sure what that would look like personally. I've done some work for making it easier to write tx functions for on-prem)