I had to delete and re-add some activities.
Details:
GROUP_AGGREGATED follows GROUP
I deleted all GROUP_JOIN activities from feed GROUP. Then re-added all of them with some changes, but I didn't change the time.
GROUP_AGGREGATED had other activities too in it, and GROUP_JOIN was in between somewhere. But after re-adding, all the re-added activities appeared as the latest. GetStream didn't use my time field.
Aggregated feeds return results only in the order that they are added, unlike in Flat feeds in which you are able to add activities which occur in the past and they will show up in chronological order.
I've made a note to add more documentation about this in the official docs!
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I periodically need to add more than 10 people to MR and I do it manually. I add only one person at a time, through the search. Can I somehow add the whole team to the reviewers?
This does not seem to be supported, and could be added as a feature request, to be referenced in Epic: Merge request reviewers.
The alternative is to use quick actions, with GitLab 13.7+ (issue 241244)
But that presupposes you know the users' names beforehand.
I'm aware that Hybris have savedvaluesmodel and savedvalueentrymodel to capture last changes of the data model and its attribute value whatever has changed recently, and it also maintains the history.
And this works only if we are modifying the data after login into Backoffice and this doesn't seem to work in case of feeds which comes via HotFolder. I'd like to know, is there any provision which comes with Hybris out of the box to capture the same information or changes that was done for a given data model through feed?
What I have observed based on OOTB code is ,this class DefaultItemModificationHistoryService is responsible for logging the changes (populate the values and saved the last changes into the saved values model table) that was done at the model level, and this is located inside the OOTB Backoffice extension and this extension is already extended by myprojectbakcoffice extension which further extends myprojectcore extension.
In order to capture the last changes done via feed we thought of handling that logic in an interceptor, however the above class isn't accessible in our myprojectcore extension as it's declared in Backoffice.
What are the other possible solutions that I can think of in order to implement this?
Found some article related to this in here.
Please advise.
You can use the hybris commerce audit framework to log all of the changes happening in the system.
The documentation here says, "Generic audit tracks every persistence action, including creation, modification, and deletion for specified types. The audit is stored as a change log that allows you to see how an item changed over time."
But this comes with a DB overhead. There are specific tables that gets heavily logged with the details of the changes.
These tables have a naming convention as <item_type>_sn.
E.g.: For Order item type, the audit table would be auto created as orders_sn
This is why it is always advisable to turn off the audit as applicable.
Let's say I want to build a system where each user has access to a notification feed and an aggregated feed, with the following groups:
user as flat feed
hashtag as flat feed
notification as notification feed
timeline as aggregated feed
We also have the following relations:
user:b follows hashtag:a
user:b follows user:a
Now consider the following situation:
If user A posts with hashtag A, I would like user B to get an activity in its notification feed (thanks to relation 1). But I also would also like all followers of user A to see in their timeline that user A did something. Then, user B will get the activity in its notification feed, and in its timeline (because of relation 2): there is a duplicate.
Is there a way to avoid this situation ?
A naive way would be to manually filter the feed and prune the aggregated activities we do not want to see. But this of course seems non optimal.
Thank you very much!
You can use discard rules to avoid activities matching one of rule from getting added to a follower's feed.
This is usually something you use to avoid own activities from showing up in your notification feed.
Here's the link to the docs on Discard Rules:
https://getstream.io/docs/#discard-rules
Our system is set up for users to create and assign tasks to themselves and others. Each user has a notification feed that follows feeds of tasks which they are assigned or involved with.
When we delete tasks we also want the task feed and all activities to be deleted. We are deleting feeds like so:
$client = new GetStream\Stream\Client($client, $secret);
$taskFeed = $client->feed("task", 1234);
$taskFeed->delete();
However, when I look at the data explorer I still see activities related to the task in the notification feeds.
Unfollowing everyone from the task feed doesn't seem possible; the docs seem to suggest a limit of retrieving 500 followers.
What's the proper way to handle this? Do I need to remove every activity individually using the foreign_ids?
Deleting a feed won't remove the activities that were previously added to it. They may have been replicated into other feeds via following relationships or targeting via the 'to' field.
You're correct that removing activities by foreign_id is the way to go.
I am trying to update an existing activity stream entry e.g. the title of the entry.
Here I found the code for the creation of the new entry:
Link
But I could not find any reference how do I update an existing entry?
Additional information:
I use IBM Connections 4.5 and the IBM SBT
I create the entries with a system user to other users with the flag
'actionable'
Here my questions:
Which URL?
Which Method (PUT?)?
Which Json?
And another question about the actionable flag:
How can I change the actionable flag for an entry of another user? The description for my own entries is described on slide 37 here: Link
Thank you so much !
Markus
Ok, I think I fully understand the issue now. As suggested this is not supported, but there is a way you can achieve the same result.
First of all why isn't it supported . . .
Events are a point in time (and they were accurate at that point in time)
A new event on the same object supersedes it (as it's now the most interesting) but
doesn't invalidate it (it can still be seen in history)
The Actionable view does not show a rolled up view, instead it shows all events that are marked actionable (and there may be multiple actions related to any given Object)
What you can do . . .
If you want to replace an entry in the Actionable view, you can remove the event from the actionable view (it is just removed from that view and could still be seen in event history)
You can then add another event to the actionable view (which as the latest event will also supersede events in other rolled up views)
Removing the actionable flag is here ->http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/xpDocViewer.xsp?lookupName=IBM+Connections+4.5+API+Documentation#action=openDocument&res_title=Support_for_Saved_and_Actionable_events&content=pdcontent
an activity stream object is treated an an immutable object in IBM Connections.
you can Create Delete and Read.
You can use a rollup-id in IBM Connections.
In order to address the scenario where a user posts a file and 200 people 'like' it, filling up their Activity Stream, rollup needs to be performed. This means:
Only the latest event on any given object is shown
The 2 most recent comments are returned.
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/xpAPIViewer.xsp?lookupName=IBM+Connections+4.0+API+Documentation#action=openDocument&res_title=Support_for_Rollup&content=apicontent
Just to extend the last answer, delete is not directly supported in the Activity Stream in IBM Connections, though a means of propagating delete based on deletion of an Object was introduced in IBM Connections 4.5.
However it does seem like submitting a new event with an appropriate rollup id is what you're looking for. That way users will see the latest, but the history remains and can be seen if desired.