User-First Query Records Documentation#86
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- Updated Query Records index with business-focused overview and mode selection guide. - Created/Updated detailed guides for all 10 query modes (List, Doc, Exist, Report, Count, Sum, Average, Min/Max, Group By). - Incorporated non-technical performance guidance highlighting automatic optimizations like caching and aggregation pushdown. - Restored functional frontmatter metadata to ensure proper site indexing. - Added realistic ERPNext/Frappe business examples for each mode.
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- Refactored all query mode pages to follow a strict 6-section template. - Unified nomenclature for "Exist Record" and "Query Doc" strategies. - Centralized the "Performance Model" in the Query Records index. - Added critical safety warnings for caching (stale data) and reports (black-box execution). - Neutralized marketing-heavy tone to a more credible, professional standard. - Standardized the "Group By" output schema description. - Restored essential frontmatter metadata for site indexing.
- Defined Query Records as a read-only data access layer for rule execution. - Explicitly documented the "Read-Only" core principle (no data mutation). - Clarified downstream consumption by Check, Loop, and Assignment blocks. - Refactored all 9 query mode pages to follow a strict 6-section template. - Unified nomenclature for "Exist Record" and "Query Doc" strategies. - Centralized the "Performance Model" in the Query Records index. - Added critical safety warnings for caching (stale data) and reports (black-box execution). - Standardized the "Group By" output schema description. - Restored essential frontmatter metadata for site indexing.
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This PR provides a complete overhaul of the Query Records documentation, transitioning from technical descriptions to user-first, outcome-oriented guides.
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 5709570322277507465 started by @abdoruzaqi