rfc44: add truncate event #443
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Problem: RFC 44 does not provide for the possibility of truncating the resource journal of events. Add a truncate event to RFC 44 for this purpose.
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Problem: RFC 44 does not provide for the possibility of truncating the resource journal of events.
Add a truncate event to RFC 44 for this purpose.
The current form of the
truncateevent is meant to allow a journal consumer to reconstruct state even from a truncated eventlog. This is just a starting point for discussion. I'm not sure if the extra context in the event is strictly necessary at this point, though I do have a proof of concept (partial) implementation.