feat(events): introduce events fallbacks #3965
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IMO, if we're going by an approach where we can replace an entire set of dependency with another, then instead of having a recursive definition, each event should just have an array of definition so the map becomes |
Introduce the concept of events failure because of dependencies. Add events the ability to declare a fallback dependencies, to be used upon failure. This allows events to implement not necessarily supported implementation, for new kernels for example, with other implementation to cover unsupported scenarios.
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This PR is missing e2e tests. |
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1. Explain what the PR does
Introduce the concept of events failure because of dependencies.
Add events the ability to declare a fallback dependencies, to be used upon failure.
This allows events to implement not necessarily supported implementation,
for new kernels for example, with other implementation to cover unsupported scenarios.
2. Explain how to test it
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