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## As a search result, atomic inc works fine on the 'taggings' hash:

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>> Gif.create!()

=> #<Gif _id: 4efa9e283b44374c0b000003, _type: nil, tag_ids: [], user_ids: [], taggings: {}, views: 0, upvotes: 0, downvotes: 0>

>> Gif.first.inc('taggings.test', 1)

=> 1

>> Gif.first

=> #<Gif _id: 4efa9e283b44374c0b000003, _type: nil, tag_ids: [], user_ids: [], taggings: {"test"=>1}, views: 0, upvotes: 0, downvotes: 0>

 

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## Once a variable, atomic inc creates a new field with a dot inbetween

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>> variable = Gif.first

=> #<Gif _id: 4efa9e283b44374c0b000003, _type: nil, tag_ids: [], user_ids: [], taggings: {"test"=>1}, views: 0, upvotes: 0, downvotes: 0>

>> variable.inc('taggings.test', 1)

=> 1

>> variable

=> #<Gif _id: 4efa9e283b44374c0b000003, _type: nil, tag_ids: [], user_ids: [], taggings: {"test"=>1}, views: 0, upvotes: 0, downvotes: 0, taggings.test: 1>

>> variable.inc('taggings.test', 1)

=> 2

>> variable

=> #<Gif _id: 4efa9e283b44374c0b000003, _type: nil, tag_ids: [], user_ids: [], taggings: {"test"=>1}, views: 0, upvotes: 0, downvotes: 0, taggings.test: 2>