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Refactor setLive Method by Extracting Draftable Relations Logic #44

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This pull request refactors the setLive method by extracting the logic responsible for replicating and associating draftable relations with the published model into its own method. This change aims to improve the method's readability, maintainability, and extendibility for future enhancements and custom use-cases.

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  • Introduced a new public method named replicateAndAssociateDraftableRelations which encapsulates the logic for handling draftable relations during the publishing process.
  • Adjusted the setLive method to call the newly created replicateAndAssociateDraftableRelations method, thereby simplifying its own logic and focusing on its primary responsibilities.

- Isolates the logic for replicating and associating draftable relations to a published model into a standalone method for improved readability and modularity
- Enhances flexibility for future adjustments and custom use-cases
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Thanks

@oddvalue oddvalue merged commit 3c61ace into oddvalue:main Feb 10, 2024
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@oddvalue could you inform me when will be released? would be good to release as soon as you can :)

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@vildanbina this is now in v1.4.0

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