Server application settings event#209
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…ion settings; useful for testing purposes.
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The problem with the event approach as an alternative to a hook is that it will break as soon as you implement an asynchronous handler. I.e. it will not wait until the the handler alters the settings for creating the application. |
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Agreed. I went through with events mostly because it was a fastly reachable result. I think this can be easily modified to a hook, I try and have a look at that later. |
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Add event emitter to the server to allow ultimate changes to application settings; useful for testing purposes.