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feat(si-layer): basic activities support#3455
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This adds basic activities into layerdb. Activities represent events that we expect someone else to react to. The first two examples are a quick port of the rebaser events. ```rust let stream = layerdb.activity_subscribe(Some([vec![ActivityPayloadDiscriminates::RebaseFinished])).await?; layerdb.activity_publish(&rebase_request)?; layerdb.activity_publish(&rebase_finished)?; ``` The resulting stream would only receive the second activity event. If you want to subscribe to all events, pass 'None' in as the argument to activity_subscribe.
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This adds basic activities into layerdb. Activities represent events that we expect someone else to react to. The first two examples are a quick port of the rebaser events.
The resulting stream would only receive the second activity event. If you want to subscribe to all events, pass 'None' in as the argument to activity_subscribe.