
Is it normal behavior to call the .updateDocument() and for $updatedAt to never be updated? The response i'm getting when calling that function is showing the same timestamp for both createdAt and updateAt. I checked in the GUI and can confirm that the timestamps are the same, regardless if .updateDocument() is executed. What would cause this? The column/table that gets hit isn't changed with any new values most of the time, but I still want updateAt to update itself. This used to work fine in the 1.3.x version, now using 1.5.4 and it doesn't work anymore.
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