GlobalSecondary and LocalSecondary indexes #9
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eahefnawy reviewed Oct 29, 2019
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Thanks @barrysteyn ... I added just a quick question
barrysteyn force-pushed the indexes branch 5 times, most recently from 373a090 to e937766 Compare 
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| @eahefnawy Can you please review and merge. |
barrysteyn force-pushed the indexes branch 2 times, most recently from 5d50cbd to 4fbdffd Compare 
| Any chance that there's an ETA for this? |
| Using this pull-request works for me |
eahefnawy approved these changes Dec 31, 2019
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Thanks tons @barrysteyn ❤️ ... this should've been merged long time ago. Sorry about that 😊
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This solves #7