We now have an explicit state that is fired when you cancel a read-all. This is useful for plugins which store state that may be incomplete/unusable if read all is not complete.
State transitions will be as follows: -> | Batch [-> | BatchCancelled] ->
The BatchCancelled state is not entered if the read-all run completes normally.
We now have an explicit state that is fired when you cancel a read-all. This is useful for plugins which store state that may be incomplete/unusable if read all is not complete.
State transitions will be as follows: -> | Batch [-> | BatchCancelled] ->
The BatchCancelled state is not entered if the read-all run completes normally.