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The seed object itself is not yielded. If it appears in the discovered
collection, it is skipped by ID.

By default, `backfill()` uses the `context-auto` strategy. In this mode,
collection items are treated as backfillable objects by default. If an item is
recognized as an Activity, `backfill()` extracts the activity's object instead.

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By packages/backfill/src/backfill.ts:174, the context-auto strategy processes only Create, like the context-activities strategy. But this doc says "Activity", which makes it seem like the strategy processes all kinds of Activities.


To read only FEP-f228 activity collections, enable the `context-activities`
strategy:

~~~~ typescript
for await (
const item of backfill({ documentLoader }, note, {
strategies: ["context-activities"],
})
) {
console.log(item.object);
}
~~~~

The `context-activities` strategy currently supports `Create` activities and
yields the activity's object, not the activity itself.
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