`keys.associate { it to "DELETED" } + map.filter {...

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[karelpeeters]

keys.associate { it to "DELETED" } + map.filter { (k, v) -> v == "SOFT_DELETED" }

[wei]

This will also return the keys that is marked NOT_DELETED. I guess we can add a filter to remove those.
This will actually mark the NOT_DELETED keys as DELETED.

[karelpeeters]

My bad, I'm sure you can figure out how to fix it htough 😛

[wei]

Yeah. it can be fixed with a filter.

[karelpeeters]

Oh right, I thought you wanted the first "DELETED" to just be something else.