Currently, the connector publishes any kind of watched change event to NATS JetStream, regardless of the operation type (invalidate is an exception).
This is not the expected behavior as the connector's purpose is to publish events when records are inserted, updated/replaced, or deleted, and nothing else.
Furthermore, most users are not interested in publishing events such as drop, rename, etc. (see the full list here), it would be unreasonable to let the connector publish those events by default.
Currently, the connector publishes any kind of watched change event to NATS JetStream, regardless of the operation type (
invalidate
is an exception).This is not the expected behavior as the connector's purpose is to publish events when records are inserted, updated/replaced, or deleted, and nothing else.
Furthermore, most users are not interested in publishing events such as
drop
,rename
, etc. (see the full list here), it would be unreasonable to let the connector publish those events by default.Examples: