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refs #10431 - the model layer triggers a couple of events on resource update e.g. post to page -> post.deleted, post.added - the resource_type must be always "post", because "page" is not an official model (Bookshelf won't be able to resolve the resource anymore) - the action streams looks very confusion if you see deleted and added actions when toggling the post to a static page - therefor the easiest approach for now is to only store actions for: added, edited, deleted - and we will add the context information asap - e.g. you will see that status was changed from "draft" to "published" - we can also introduce extra published actions if we want - relying on the internal event system right now makes things just more complicated and we want to keep it simple |
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