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Theres an unused "serviceNodeId" variable above which would it make work.
This happened:
The service is only shown once.
I expected this:
Actually I would expect that we can have the same service in multiple domains and that the edges are added between domains on an event level. That means even if someone consumes events emitted by a certain service there aren't two edges if the service is part of 2 domains.
Is there a workaround?
No response
Anything else?
No response
EventCatalog Version
2.19.1
Node.js Version
22
Platform(s)
Linux
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Thanks for raising @otbe , the context map feature is still very new, and when we come to look at these bugs and next version of it (making it better) we will take these issues/bugs into account, thanks for sharing!
I tried this:
Mainly for legacy reasons we have services that are part of multiple domains (= emitting events from this domain).
Currently I think the context map shows each service only once (last occasion) because of this line: https://github.com/event-catalog/eventcatalog/blob/main/eventcatalog/src/utils/node-graphs/domains-node-graph.ts#L118
Theres an unused "serviceNodeId" variable above which would it make work.
This happened:
The service is only shown once.
I expected this:
Actually I would expect that we can have the same service in multiple domains and that the edges are added between domains on an event level. That means even if someone consumes events emitted by a certain service there aren't two edges if the service is part of 2 domains.
Is there a workaround?
No response
Anything else?
No response
EventCatalog Version
2.19.1
Node.js Version
22
Platform(s)
Linux
Community Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: