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and we get a timeout, a timeout event is generated like that:
{
"tags":"elapsed",
"task_id": "some_id"
}
but we cannot access the field named "foo" to restore its value in that timeout event. This is very useful because except the task_id, we don't have any way to retrieve which event failed.
Could be good to retrieve those fields with the add_field syntax, like:
A simple way of implementing this would be through a :include_start_event_on_timeout => true (false by default), that adds a metadata field like timeout_event["[@metadata][start_event]"] = start_event.to_hash
Hello :)
Considering the following configuration:
When we send the following event:
and we get a timeout, a timeout event is generated like that:
but we cannot access the field named "foo" to restore its value in that timeout event. This is very useful because except the task_id, we don't have any way to retrieve which event failed.
Could be good to retrieve those fields with the add_field syntax, like:
Alternatively, we could chose which fields to restore from the start event, or just restore them all...
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