Who logged an event, which decides the batch and the events entry it is
uploaded in (packages/pigeon-nest/spec/): the stamp the queue keeps on the
event. A sum of the four loggers the recordings show, each with only what it
has:
anonymous — the identity logger while the session holds no tokens, or the
sessionless logger a producer declares (loggedAnonymously);
process — the process-level logger, which logs anonymously into an events
entry of its own (loggedByProcessLogger); it has no other identity;
tokens — the identity logger while the session holds the account's tokens
and not yet its viewer (the sign-up's window between the two writes), named
by a key of the tokens (tokensKeyOf: a hash of the authorization, which
the login issues once; no credential travels in the queue);
viewer — the identity logger of a session that holds the account, named by
the account's id.
An event is never delivered under another account's batch or tokens: one
whose viewer or tokens the session no longer holds is left out.
Who logged an event, which decides the batch and the events entry it is uploaded in (
packages/pigeon-nest/spec/): the stamp the queue keeps on the event. A sum of the four loggers the recordings show, each with only what it has:anonymous— the identity logger while the session holds no tokens, or the sessionless logger a producer declares (loggedAnonymously);process— the process-level logger, which logs anonymously into an events entry of its own (loggedByProcessLogger); it has no other identity;tokens— the identity logger while the session holds the account's tokens and not yet its viewer (the sign-up's window between the two writes), named by a key of the tokens (tokensKeyOf: a hash of the authorization, which the login issues once; no credential travels in the queue);viewer— the identity logger of a session that holds the account, named by the account's id.An event is never delivered under another account's batch or tokens: one whose viewer or tokens the session no longer holds is left out.