[#204] Policy Cookbook: Add finalize database operation PEP example #277
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Nice! Will read through it shortly. |
korydraughn
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Aug 26, 2024
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Yep, the output shown is real (modified to remove timestamps). I don't know how to trigger the |
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I think that's fine. I don't actually expect that to ever fail. It's more about presenting concrete examples which demonstrate proper error handling. |
korydraughn
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Aug 26, 2024
This commit adds a finalize database operation PEP example to the Policy Cookbook. It also documents how to use the fileModified operation as an alternative method of achieving similar means. The example includes usage of the JSON microservices, but it is not exhaustive.
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Rebased, squashed, #'d, mergin |
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Addresses #204
I tried to provide as much context as possible, but maybe it's a bit too much for the cookbook. Happy to rip out stuff.