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Feature/col 3 rewind #62
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nice one! 💯
Adds a SequenceResumer middleware that discards messages up until the attach point given by the sequence ID is reached. Can be used in conjunction with a sliding window re-orderer via the OrderedSequenceResumer middleware.
The SyncFunc now returns the sequenceID and stateTimestamp along with the model state snapshot. This is used by the model to rewind to the correct point in the stream.
In order to work around rewind's 100 message limit, we can use a history query with untilAttach to paginate back through messages until the target sequenceID boundary is reached. This has the additional benefit that enabling persisted history on the channel just works, allowing you to extend your state cache TTL.
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(Closed #55 as the branch name was misleading - we have not ended up using an interval-based rewind).
In fact, we aren't actually using rewind; but it's described as such in the ticket so keeping that naming here.
Instead we can use history with
untilAttach
to paginate back through messages to find the sequenceID boundary from which to replay messages. This can be done while preserving continuity with incoming live messages.Other point of note: since with adbc the message ID is actually the SequenceID (a serial number) but the message ID type is a string, lexicographical ordering doesn't work for us ('2' > '10' in this case). So, we sort numerically if we can and fallback to lexicographical order when we can't.