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* Add auto save to store plugin * Put jsdoc at constructor instead of class level * Clippy * Use enum instead of bool * Some(AutoSaveMessage::Cancel) | None * from_millis * u64 * Add change file * Rename to emit_on_change * should use Duration in `with_store` * Add breaking change notice to change file * Emit change event for inserts by reset * Update readme example * Update example * Remove extra line * Make description clear it only works with managed * Fix links in docstring * Fix doc string closing * get_mut * Proof of concept * fmt * Load store on create * cargo fmt * Fix merge conflits * Format * small cleanup * update docs, use `impl Into<JsonValue>` * fix doctests, further simplification of api * add store options --------- Co-authored-by: Tillmann <28728469+tweidinger@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Lucas Nogueira <lucas@tauri.app>
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