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As part of the official packages, you can always pass in the context object, but in this library, you cannot. The context is only part of the request and is piggybacking on it. Why is it so?
Let's assume I have some context which is calculated as part of the service/controller and doesn't arrive from the client in the Request, using this library it seems I can't use that data as part of the context.
Can this somehow be altered?
Thanks!
P.S
I was sure at the beginning it's just a wrapper around the node SDK, but you actually wrote everything from scratch! That's amazing!
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As part of the official packages, you can always pass in the context object, but in this library, you cannot. The context is only part of the request and is piggybacking on it. Why is it so?
Let's assume I have some context which is calculated as part of the service/controller and doesn't arrive from the client in the Request, using this library it seems I can't use that data as part of the context.
Can this somehow be altered?
Thanks!
P.S
I was sure at the beginning it's just a wrapper around the node SDK, but you actually wrote everything from scratch! That's amazing!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: