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Remove references to "bundles".

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Michael Stenta 2021-03-04 14:03:57 -05:00
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docs/model/type/asset.md
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## Type
Each Asset must have a type. All Asset types have a common set of attributes and
relationships. Specific Asset types (also called "bundles") may also add
additional attributes and relationships (collectively referred to as "fields").
Asset types are defined by modules, and are only available if their module is
enabled. The modules included with farmOS define the following Asset types:
Each Asset must have a type. All Asset types have a common set of attributes
and relationships. Specific Asset types may also add additional attributes and
relationships (collectively referred to as "fields"). Asset types are defined
by modules, and are only available if their module is enabled. The modules
included with farmOS define the following Asset types:
- Land
- Plant

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docs/model/type/log.md
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@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ inputs are all types of Logs. Modules can provide additional Log types.
## Type
Each Log must have a type. All Log types have a common set of attributes and
relationships. Specific Log types (also called "bundles") may also add
additional attributes and relationships (collectively referred to as "fields").
Log types are defined by modules, and are only available if their module is
enabled. The modules included with farmOS define the following Log types:
relationships. Specific Log types may also add additional attributes and
relationships (collectively referred to as "fields"). Log types are defined by
modules, and are only available if their module is enabled. The modules
included with farmOS define the following Log types:
- Activity
- Observation

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docs/model/type/plan.md
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## Type
Each Plan must have a type. All Plan types have a common set of attributes and
relationships. Specific Plan types (also called "bundles") may also add
additional attributes and relationships (collectively referred to as "fields").
Plan types are defined by modules, and are only available if their module is
enabled.
relationships. Specific Plan types may also add additional attributes and
relationships (collectively referred to as "fields"). Plan types are defined by
modules, and are only available if their module is enabled.
*farmOS core does not currently provide any Plan types.*