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This introduces the concept of a "key" for a store. The main goal here is to enable the support for us using a single SanityInstance across all the stores, but still have separate stores per projectId/dataset. This is accomplished by saying that each store is determined by a "key" which can be dynamically built from the options. We first invoke the key logic and then dispatches to the right store. For now have projectId/dataset keys, but in the future we expect this to be per-resource. This also means that it's possible to use a single SanityInstance for working with multiple projectId/dataset. If you pass in an explicit projectId/dataset then it will no longer care about the configuration on the SanityInstance.
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This introduces the concept of a "key" for a store. The main goal here is to enable the support for us using a single SanityInstance across all the stores, but still have separate stores per projectId/dataset. This is accomplished by saying that each store is determined by a "key" which can be dynamically built from the options. We first invoke the key logic and then dispatches to the right store. For now have projectId/dataset keys, but in the future we expect this to be per-resource.
This also means that it's possible to use a single SanityInstance for working with multiple projectId/dataset. If you pass in an explicit projectId/dataset then it will no longer care about the configuration on the SanityInstance.
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