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Distinguish between two watch service event types: - Initial flush response: When a watcher connects, all existing key-value pairs `(key, value)` are sent - Change response: When a key-value changes, containing `(key, before-value, after-value)` This commit modifies `TypeConfig` to split the previous `new_response` method into two distinct methods: - `new_flush_response` - `new_change_response` This separation allows applications to properly distinguish between these two event types.
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chore: Bump ver: 0.3.0
change: separate flush-resp and watch-resp
Distinguish between two watch service event types:
key-value pairs
(key, value)are sent(key, before-value, after-value)This commit modifies
TypeConfigto split the previousnew_responsemethod into two distinct methods:
new_flush_responsenew_change_responseThis separation allows applications to properly distinguish between
these two event types.