Don't process extra resources on resource_create (v2) #79
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In async mode, if a dataset already has one or more resources suitable for validation, when adding a new one all the previous ones are also sent to validate. PR #67 dealt with the same scenario but when updating an existing resource. In this case sadly we need to use the context, as there is no way to reliably tell in `after_update` if it's part of a resource_create call
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In async mode, if a dataset already has one or more resources suitable for validation, when adding a new one all the previous ones are also sent to validate.
PR #67 dealt with the same scenario but when updating an existing resource.
In this case sadly we need to use the context, as there is no way to reliably tell in
after_updateif it's part of a resource_create call