Expose inner context on metrics Subscriber #2685
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This lets applications wrapping their own Subscriber access the context via query_event_context on Connection.
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Release Summary:
Resolved issues:
n/a
Description of changes:
This lets applications wrapping their own Subscriber access the context via query_event_context on Connection.
Call-outs:
n/a
Testing:
No particular testing, but just exposing the inner field, so pretty straightforward. This is all unstable API anyway.
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