feat(visibilities): make visibilities suppressable on n:1 relationships #2303
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Visibilities may incur a heavy tax on DB load, but are not always needed. This will allow you to define, in your visibility classes, a list of lookups that won't use the visibility layer, and thus improve performance. Co-Authored-By: David Vogt <[email protected]>
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Visibilities may incur a heavy tax on DB load, but are not always needed.
This will allow you to define, in your visibility classes, a list of lookups
that won't use the visibility layer, and thus improve performance.