
Hello,
if I'm subscribed to changes in a collection like this:
databases.${database}.collections.usersRelations.documents
is there an easy/better way how I can tell if a specific document was created/updated/deleted?
Or do I just need to check if for example databases.${database}.collections.usersRelations.documents.*.create
event is inside of the response.events?

Checking the event is the way to go

The first event is the most specific. And you can check the end if it has .create, .update, etc.

alright, thank you
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