It can be the case that a user might need to specify a policy action for when a particular type is written/evicted in order to perform a side-effect, but that side-effect is not tied to any particular type. For example, a user might want to log out any time a particular entity is changed and not care about binding the parent event to any particular child event.
This feature adds support for a __default type event that can be used to perform arbitrary side effects.
It can be the case that a user might need to specify a policy action for when a particular type is written/evicted in order to perform a side-effect, but that side-effect is not tied to any particular type. For example, a user might want to log out any time a particular entity is changed and not care about binding the parent event to any particular child event.
This feature adds support for a
__defaulttype event that can be used to perform arbitrary side effects.