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Support for Change Data Capture

See original GitHub issue

Change Data Capture events are similar to Platform Events and Push Topics, except for the url of /data/* instead of /topic/* or /event/*. I’d love to be able to stream Change Data Capture events using nforce.

I’ve opened up #176 to support this, but if there is a better way to accomplish this I’m happy to help.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)

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kevinohara80commented, Apr 18, 2019

A more general streaming implementation is coming in 2.0 that addresses this. Stay tuned.

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braj1999commented, Mar 18, 2021

@kevinohara80 Please advise when CDC events support will be available in nforce?

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