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The Events page shows the full logs of all of the events that have shaped a repo. Events can be searched for, and filtered by time and by Event Type.

Event Types

  • Repository Created - This is the initial event of each repo, capturing the repo creation

  • Type Created - Whenever a Type is created, it is captured as an event in the logs

  • Commit Created - Whenever a commit is made to the repo, the details will be captured in these event logs

  • Instance Added - Whenever a new instance of data is added, the details will be captured in these event logs

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Details

The details icon will show all of the relevant details of that event, including the source and metadata.

The Resend button inside the details screen will attempt to resend the event. This is useful in instances where the even failed and you wish to retry.

Correlation Group -

Every event has a Correlation Id that connect events that happened as part of the same action. The Correlation group icon, will show you all of the events that share the same Correlation Id as the event you are viewing.

For example, a commit made to a repo would have a commit created event, and it could also have many instance added events, 1 for each instance created as part of the commit. All of these events, would have the same Correlation Id

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