[1.0.0] Support LDIF change records / not just content.#148
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…ange requests that can be iterated on. Add a separate method on the server for allowing these to be processed directly against the backend. The seed method should still be used for bulk imports for new entries, as it's atomic in nature and doesn't go through the full request flow that the applyChanges method does.
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This updates the LDIF parser to support to return change requests that can be iterated on. Add a separate method on the server for allowing these to be processed directly against the backend.
The seed method should still be used for bulk imports for new entries, as it's atomic in nature and doesn't go through the full request flow that the applyChanges method does.
This makes it much easier to load entries into the storage in general.