fix: DataType.prototype.getByVersionId could return wrong type
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We have many `DataType`s backed by the same `DataStore`. For example,
observations and tracks are both in the "data" store.
`DataType.prototype.getByVersionId` would pull documents from the store
without checking the type, which could cause issues. Simple code
example:
const track = await trackDataType.create({ /* ... */ })
await observationDataType.getByVersionId(track.versionId)
// => the track, unexpectedly!
Now, it throws a `NotFoundError`.
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We have many
DataTypes backed by the sameDataStore. For example, observations and tracks are both in the "data" store.DataType.prototype.getByVersionIdwould pull documents from the store without checking the type, which could cause issues. Simple code example:Now, it throws a
NotFoundError.