Correlation and causation ids #105
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Set default `correlation_id` to generated UUID if not provided to command dispatch.
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To assist with monitoring and debugging your deployed application it is useful to track the causation and correlation ids for your commands and events.
causation_id- the UUID of the command creating an event, or the event causing a command dispatch.correlation_id- a UUID used to correlate related commands/events.This pull request allows you to set causation and correlation ids when dispatching a command:
Commands dispatched by a process manager will be automatically assigned the appropriate causation and correlation ids from the source domain event.
Fixes #70.