add token to callback.nexus #652
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bergundy
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Co-authored-by: Roey Berman <roey.berman@gmail.com>
cretz
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| map<string, string> header = 2; | ||
| // A token that is used to recreated context when handling the callback request. | ||
| // Supported from server version 1.30. | ||
| bytes token = 3; |
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Not understanding this necessarily. I see "ATTACH PROPOSAL HERE" in the description. Can you clarify this from the description:
Allows the SDK to explicitly attach the New Nexus Callback Token to a Callback.
What do SDKs need to do?
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my bad, forgot to move it back to draft. I'll share a proposal soon to clarify
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What changed?
Add a token Field to the Callback message.
Why?
Allows the SDK to explicitly attach the New Nexus Callback Token to a Callback.
ATTACH PROPOSAL HERE
Breaking changes
no breaking changes.