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Hi, just wondering that if I have an existing document with valid-from and valid-until defined (they were supplied at document creation) how would one nillify the valid-until? Updating the document using just nil value as valid-until functions as if it were never given and does not update the time. For clarity, I'm trying to change the record validity to "forever".
Do I have to create an #inst into the future in order to achieve the wanted functionality?
Hey @U0267SNCPEY
> Do I have to create an #inst into the future in order to achieve the wanted functionality?
yes that's right, (in v1) you would need to manually use (Date. Integer/MAX_VALUE) to create a new entry in the log which completely overrides a narrower interval. By default (Date. Integer/MAX_VALUE) is used when a valid-to is not specified