I have multiple clients that connect to Appwrite. If any of them change a document in the database, a realtime event is triggert. That event is then send to all subscribers. So far, so good. Now my question: Is it possible to identify which client triggered the event? Because my flutter-client needs the ability to ignore events that it itself caused.
Not really unless to have an attribute that stores updated by
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