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Currently, we have some events that are used both for indicating changes in the local as well as the remote endpoint. An example is parameters_set, which logs both connection params we set locally, as the ones we get from the other side. parameters_set uses an "owner" field to disambiguate between these two cases.
However, other events with similar purpose, like connection_id_updated, use another approach (src_ vs dst_ prefixes). We should decide on a singular consistent approach (currently leaning towards "owner" field myself, as it is the most flexible)
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Currently, we have some events that are used both for indicating changes in the local as well as the remote endpoint. An example is parameters_set, which logs both connection params we set locally, as the ones we get from the other side. parameters_set uses an "owner" field to disambiguate between these two cases.
However, other events with similar purpose, like connection_id_updated, use another approach (src_ vs dst_ prefixes). We should decide on a singular consistent approach (currently leaning towards "owner" field myself, as it is the most flexible)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: