Re: "created" not filling right

Hi Brendon,

> After reading over the API and cookbook, I believe both are perfectly
> correct (save vs create).  Inserting $this->data within the parameter
> list of Model::create() is unnecessary in most circumstances, but will
> work.  I think Model::create() was intended to solve specific issues
> that would be difficult to solve with only Model::save().

Well, they do exactly the same thing, except as I understood it, it
was preferred to use $this->Model->set($data); to pass the data to the
model, create allows you to bypass this step:

// Creating
$data = array('sadasdasdasdad');
$this->Model->create($data);
$this->Model->save() or $this->Model->saveAll();

// Updating
$data = $this->Model->read(null, $id);
$this->Model->set($data);
$this->Model->save() or $this->Model->saveAll();

Anyone from the team want to comment on the _correct/desired_ way to
approach this?

Cheers,

Jon

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