Right now Unilog has a list of all the instances that it cares about, which means that whenever a new tenant is created, we need to reconfigure Unilog.
Instead, given that Flow is already configured to use Unilog, we will honour the Flow configuration somehow.
The proposed implementation is that, if Unilog received a notification from a Flow instance, it will assume that Flow knows what is doing, so it will start doing the synchronization of that Flow instance.
Right now Unilog has a list of all the instances that it cares about, which means that whenever a new tenant is created, we need to reconfigure Unilog.
Instead, given that Flow is already configured to use Unilog, we will honour the Flow configuration somehow.
The proposed implementation is that, if Unilog received a notification from a Flow instance, it will assume that Flow knows what is doing, so it will start doing the synchronization of that Flow instance.