The levels in the hierarchy with index 0 being the lowest level (first to read)
How updates from subscribed higher level storage providers should be handled
The key to delete
The level at which to delete the key
To go up the hierarchy (true) or down (false) from level
If the write succeeded to all levels going up/down or the error condition
Clean up the object when it's no longer used. After a dispose(), an object is no longer guaranteed to be usable.
The key to retrieve
The level at which to retrieve the key
To go up the hierarchy (true) or down (false) from level
The value if it's in the hierarchy from the level going up/down or null
The keys a the top level (should be all keys across the entire hierarchy)
The level at which to search
The number of keys at the specified level
The key to retrieve
The value at the bottom level only or null
The key to retrieve
The value at the top level only or null
The key to set
The value to set
The level at which to set the key
To go up the hierarchy (true) or down (false) from level
If the write succeeded to all levels going up/down or the error condition
Set only the levels below the top level (for refresing from the top level for instance)
The key to set
The value to set
If the write succeeded to all levels going up/down or the error condition
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The default storage hierarchy implementation relying on IStorageProvider for actual data access