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Oh! you're saying typically, when forgetting to aggregate
:joy:
moment of panic passed
I'm new to rabbitmq and fs2, so my questions might not directly related to fs2-rabbit, but rabbitmq in general. I'm consuming a queue I have no control over, is there a way to tell the queue I only want events that were generated after I created the connection.
I'm getting events from 2 days ago. Which is when I first started consuming events from this queue.
Sorry, for these basic questions.
Is this even something a consumer has control over?