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Rolling back of recent patches #433
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This was referenced Nov 13, 2017
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If it's just rolling back stuff not sure how much useful input I can give 👍
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Are you still using #421 to track fixing this issue? |
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This is all part of fixing #421 |
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Note: This pull request does not target master and will be part of a larger pull request
In order to temporarily solve the issues of #421 two patches, #431 and #428 were made.
These patches forcibly call methods to refresh sets of data that we know get corrupted by the current methods that process events. The first step towards resolving this issue is rolling back the patches.