Charles d'Avernas

> Which is the difference between consumeEventRef and a not starting event state? @fjtirado Actually, the difference resides in the fact that the `eventState` can handle multiple events at once,...

> another thing we could do is change the event def "source" to "consumedSource" or something and then say that if the event is produced the runtime would set it..thats...

> Yes, but you can also use an eventState to consume just one event type. I think we should avoid two ways of doing the same thing. Yes, maybe. But...

@tsurdilo @ricardozanini @fjtirado @JBBianchi What do you guys think? Can I open a PR?

@JBBianchi not fixed yet. The endpoint I supplied as example times out, that's maybe why you don't have problems. It must return a 404 to repro imo

@tsurdilo Wanna take care of it? Otherwise I'll do it, no worries - even though I resent it too 🤣: this has been opened for faaaaar to long (like about...

You rule thanks bro!

Ping me if you need/want any help

I'm gonna have a spec binge next week. Should I work on that PR too guys? @tsurdilo @ricardozanini @fjtirado I'm a big fan of the idea, personally speaking!

Facing the exact same issue here, with following `docker info`: ``` Client: Context: default Debug Mode: false Plugins: buildx: Docker Buildx (Docker Inc., v0.7.1) compose: Docker Compose (Docker Inc., v2.2.1)...