Allow checking for Subscription initialization #383
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Relates to: #369 |
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@KoenLav can you please add some docs for this. Tests if possible. Thank you! |
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@StorytellerCZ I've added some docs and tests. Edit: not sure why the test is failing? |
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This allows us to recognize the Subscription is initialized and then disregard our Tenant check only for those (we apply the Tenant check on the Client as well, so this works for us but isn't really safe).
We also noticed that Meteor.userId() (nor this.userId) can be accessed within the configureRedisOplog cursor function (used for applying the Tenant namespace to a Collection), so I believe this is currently broken (at least for initializing (Redis Oplog-based) Subscriptions).
Hence I think this PR should be seen as further outlining the issue, and discussing possible directions for a solution.