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@dmitryax dmitryax commented Apr 23, 2024

Update the correlationStore methods to take endpointID as the first argument.

The most important change is repurposing of the attributes store. After #4717, it's not being used anymore, but this will be used to store endpoint-specific attributes. So this change migrates the field from storing receiver's attributes to storing endpoint/correlation attributes.

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Update all the methods to take endpointID as the first argument.

The most important change is repurposing of the attributes store. After #4717, it's not being used anymore, but this will be used to store endpoint-specific attributes. So this change migrates the field from storing receiver's attributes to storing endpoint/correlation attributes.
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@dmitryax dmitryax changed the title [receiver/discovery] Refactor correlation store to be endpoint-based [receiver/discovery] Refactor correlation store to be endpoint-centric Apr 23, 2024
@dmitryax dmitryax merged commit 203d769 into main Apr 23, 2024
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