It fires too many false positives. The timestamp example from the docs as well as the random number example both don't actually work the way they should.
One definite action to take is to remove payload comparison. It does not make sense that the payload needs to be regenerated at the time the handler is accessed. This defeats the entire point of storing data.
It fires too many false positives. The timestamp example from the docs as well as the random number example both don't actually work the way they should.
One definite action to take is to remove payload comparison. It does not make sense that the payload needs to be regenerated at the time the handler is accessed. This defeats the entire point of storing data.