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Hi Novu team! Thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated.
The _digestedNotificationId is missing from this page.
It is a part of the returned response's body
This information is actually pretty useful if one wants to find out whether their message was payload or not, so I think it should be documented. You guys are even using it here
However, one thing worth mentioning is that v1/notifications returns the property, but v1/notifications/{id} does not. The behavior might have to be aligned.
Context 🔦
I was just trying to find out an easy way to determine whether the message that I have was digested or not. While _digestedNotificationId is not very accurate, as it might mean that it's something else within the same workflow that is digested, it's better than doing response.jobs[i].digest.events > 1 where response is the response object from v1/notifications/{id}
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https://docs.novu.co/api-reference/notification/get-notifications
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Missing information
Issue description
Hi Novu team! Thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated.
The
_digestedNotificationId
is missing from this page.It is a part of the returned response's body
This information is actually pretty useful if one wants to find out whether their message was payload or not, so I think it should be documented. You guys are even using it here
However, one thing worth mentioning is that
v1/notifications
returns the property, butv1/notifications/{id}
does not. The behavior might have to be aligned.Context 🔦
I was just trying to find out an easy way to determine whether the message that I have was digested or not. While
_digestedNotificationId
is not very accurate, as it might mean that it's something else within the same workflow that is digested, it's better than doingresponse.jobs[i].digest.events > 1
whereresponse
is the response object fromv1/notifications/{id}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: