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                                            Rasmus Mikkelsen

AggregateRoot.Emit() does not check for duplicate SourceId

@Yaevh the check for source ID is done in the `AggregateStore`. Here's the reference. https://github.com/eventflow/EventFlow/blob/develop-v1/Source/EventFlow/Aggregates/AggregateStore.cs#L132

Distinct Command And Documentation

@7thcubic in what way? specifically?

Distinct Command And Documentation

Closing, unsure

Distinct Command And Documentation

Thanks @wenkepaul for clarifying

Import a large number of events

I'm not at a computer right now, but for the table value you can use the built-in that EventFlow has implemented and look at the implementation from the EventFlow code...

Import a large number of events

@minhhungit Got computer access Just wanna give you a few ideas, weather or not any of them are good in your situation depends on your application and your preference. -...

Import a large number of events

@minhhungit Sure, its right here: https://github.com/eventflow/EventFlow/blob/develop/Source/EventFlow.MsSql/EventStores/MsSqlEventPersistence.cs#L139 If there's something specific that's cumbersome, let me know

Import a large number of events

There's already such method on the `IEventStore` that you can use. https://github.com/eventflow/EventFlow/blob/develop/Source/EventFlow/EventStores/IEventStore.cs#L35

Import a large number of events

@minhhungit Then the easiest solution would be to mimic the code in the MSSQL event store found on line https://github.com/eventflow/EventFlow/blob/develop/Source/EventFlow.MsSql/EventStores/MsSqlEventPersistence.cs#L108 My focus right now is getting .NET Core support and...

Import a large number of events

@poumup I have been thinking about what to do and currently there isn't an easy solution. If you haven't already imported all events to EventFlow, you might want to create...