Description
These events do not expose what the change was, only that a change occurred. A recent addon that I looked into was more difficult due to this.
When a developer edits addon properties, EDIT_PROPERTIES (action 2) and CHANGE_MEDIA (action 39) log entries record only the addon reference in arguments - e.g., [{"addons.addon": ###}]. There is no record of which fields were changed or what the old/new values were.
Acceptance Criteria
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Description
These events do not expose what the change was, only that a change occurred. A recent addon that I looked into was more difficult due to this.
When a developer edits addon properties, EDIT_PROPERTIES (action 2) and CHANGE_MEDIA (action 39) log entries record only the addon reference in arguments - e.g., [{"addons.addon": ###}]. There is no record of which fields were changed or what the old/new values were.
Acceptance Criteria
┆Issue is synchronized with this Jira Task