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Channels are duplicated in the domain view #989
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Thanks @cdavernas for raising this. We are considering adding an option in the We can have a look in more details, but would this feature switch help you? For context others have also expressed interest in this https://discord.com/channels/918092420338569216/929038812175278091/1313383813841293362 Side note: We have a feature released yesterday that let's you turn channels on/off, which might help you in the mean time. |
@boyney123 Thanks for your quick answer!!!
Makes absolute sense: a single or duplicated nodes is I guess implementation and/or technology related.
Yes, said feature would be an awesome addition, and would definitly do the trick! Maybe that could even be a channel-specific configuration, if that's possible? |
No problem at all 👍 Per channel could be possible yeah, would have to explore more, but I can't see why it wouldnt be... any idea what the property for the channel would be called? |
Maybe something like |
I tried this:
I created a channel, to which I added several events
This happened:
When viewing the domain, all events are attached to a dedicated channel instance. Not only is this wrong, to my understanding, but this drastically affects performances.
I expected this:
When viewing the domain, all events should be attached to the SINGLE channel instance they belong to.
Is there a workaround?
No response
Anything else?
No response
EventCatalog Version
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Node.js Version
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Platform(s)
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