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no issue - i don't know if this never worked or has worked and something changed in bookshelf - but this fixes: saving the content (no change for published_at) of a scheduled post within the 2minutes window - add `beforeWrite` option to hasDateChanged helper, see comment - use previous for `beforeWrite` operations - add a test and fix some other small issues in the scheduler tests |
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