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If you set properties on a cloud, and then init a transaction, those property are only very cumbersome available in the transaction, namely, you must manualy remember also the cloud.
More comfortable would be that getProperty of transaction returns its value of the parent cloud if it does not have this property itself.
Of course then you still cannot _set_ properties in the parent cloud, but I think that is less essential.
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If you set properties on a cloud, and then init a transaction, those property are only very cumbersome available in the transaction, namely, you must manualy remember also the cloud.
More comfortable would be that getProperty of transaction returns its value of the parent cloud if it does not have this property itself.
Of course then you still cannot _set_ properties in the parent cloud, but I think that is less essential.
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