Second generation event processors #72
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Changes the structure of event processor information during the setup process, so we can display more information to the user, including: - Subscribing Event processors - Different properties based on event processor type - Improved information about the message source This has all been done in a backwards-compatible way. The backend will be able to handle all versions of clients, and the UI will change based on whether it's generation 1 or 2
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Changes the structure of event processor information during the setup process, so we can display more information to the user, including:
This has all been done in a backwards-compatible way. The backend will be able to handle all versions of clients, and the UI will change based on whether it's generation 1 or 2