Obsidian follows Azhàr / Keruald includes structure.
As such, some of the code can be duplicated from code already migrated to rKERUALD. Other missing methods could be migrated there, as Obsidian is a little more modern.
Obsidian follows Azhàr / Keruald includes structure.
As such, some of the code can be duplicated from code already migrated to rKERUALD. Other missing methods could be migrated there, as Obsidian is a little more modern.
Looking the code of keruald/databases, it's clear that it's exactly based on Obsidian consolidated design choices: Keruald Databases even use the camelCase method names introduced in Obsidian, with a WithLegacyMethods trait to stay compatible with other applications.
The only changes are: