add cache entry metadata to event args #539
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Hi @BenRib , thanks for the PR. |
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I've updated the events to include the cache entry metadata when possible.
The purpose is to let event subscribers have access to the metadata to take further actions based on attributes such as
LastModifiedTimestamporEagerExpirationTimestamp.To avoid breaking changes on the public API, I've kept the event delegates as they are and added new constructors to the event args classes where metadata were added.
New classes have been created when the events relied on the base event args. However, these are not part of the delegates as that would have resulted in breaking changes. It is still possible for the consumers to cast the received args to access the metadata property.