fix(timestamps): set timestamps on child schema when child schema has timestamps: true but parent schema does not #12151
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… timestamps: true but parent schema does not Fix #12119
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Fix #12119
Summary
#12119 is due to the fact that
applyTimestampsToChildren()stops when it finds a schema that doesn't havetimestamps: true. With this PR,applyTimestampsToChildren()will keep going to find any child schemas that havetimestamps: true.Examples