I searched the archives and didn't see anything relevant...
The -[NSManagedObject isDeleted] method "incorrectly" returns false if the object has been deleted. This is in the documentation, despite the misleading name, but how do I find out if an NSManagedObject has really been deleted? Right now I'm putting exception handlers around - valueForKey: & then calling it, since the method raises an exception if the object truly has been deleted, but this seems really, really wrong.
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