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ie,
event 1 and event 2 occur for entity foo.
Event 2 gets included in the resulting message from event 1, so event 2's status is set to duplicated / aggregated, whatever (I forget exactly).
We need a field to track where event 2 ended up getting aggregated.
If I'm not explaining this well due to rushing, @vritant knows what I'm talking about :)
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Fair. So lets say we create a field called "duplicateOf" and set it as a uid. We already have a status field to indicate duplicate. Maybe if this status = 'duplicate', then duplicateOf should be set to the event _id that actually processed. Otherwise the field would essentially be null.
Fair. So lets say we create a field called "duplicateOf" and set it as a
uid. We already have a status field to indicate duplicate. Maybe if this
status = 'duplicate', then duplicateOf should be set to the event _id that
actually processed. Otherwise the field would essentially be null.
Sound good?
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ie,
event 1 and event 2 occur for entity foo.
Event 2 gets included in the resulting message from event 1, so event 2's status is set to duplicated / aggregated, whatever (I forget exactly).
We need a field to track where event 2 ended up getting aggregated.
If I'm not explaining this well due to rushing, @vritant knows what I'm talking about :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: