Also, your function needs to be very careful on closures. Date.toLocaleString and many other js functions will be different on client and server, which will also cause silent corruption.

▲ kentonv 3 days ago | parent [-]

If you invoke `Date.toLocaleString()` in a map callback, it will consistently always run on the client.

▲ fizx 3 days ago | parent [-]

I don't see how this very contrived example pipelines:

    client.getAll({userIds}).map((user) => user.updatedAt == new Date().toLocaleString() ? client.photosFor(user.id) : {})

or without the conditional,

    client.getAll({userIds}).map((user) => client.photos({userId: user.id, since: new Date(user.updatedAt).toLocaleString()})

Like it has to call toLocaleString on the server, no?

	▲	kentonv 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		Neither of these will type check. You can't perform computation on a promise. The only thing you can do is pipeline on it. `user.updatedAt == date` is trying to compare a promise against a date. It won't type check. `new Date(user.updatedAt)` is passing a promise to the Date constructor. It won't type check.