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Could you add a comment defining exactly what a "synthesized" event is. It's not clear from either the field definition or the description. |
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I’ve expanded the description. Let me know if it needs to be adjusted. |
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Thank you @skurfer, do you think you can add tests and rebase on master? |
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Can we set the |
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@mbakiev, yes that would be logical too. |
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Original patch by @skurfer in gorakhargosh#369.
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Original patch by @skurfer in gorakhargosh#369.
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…so packages using the library can distinguish between those, and actual moves.