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Re-use realtime event data to refresh collections #28

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  • Re-use realtime event data to refresh collection
    This uses the event data provided by the PocketBase Realtime API via astro-integration-pocketbase and only updates the one collection entry that changed without making any additional network requests.
  • Add collection name to logger label

pawcoding and others added 3 commits January 25, 2025 13:57
This uses the event data provided by the PocketBase Realtime API via
astro-integration-pocketbase and only updates the one collection entry
that changed without making any additional network requests.
Implements logic for #26.
# [2.3.0-next.1](v2.2.1...v2.3.0-next.1) (2025-01-25)

### Features

* **refresh:** re-use realtime event data to refresh collection ([efae282](efae282)), closes [#26](#26)
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