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Architectural pattern that manages the current state as the result of a sequence of events that are captured and stored and each trigger a state change.
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How does "event triggers event" really work in Event Sourcing / CQRS?
I would paraphrase your concerns as follows:
A (mostly) one-to-one correspondence between commands and events not only
requires more (boilerplate) code but also seems redundant.
Having the business …
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In CQRS/ES, can a command create another command?
In retrospect, I think I was complicating the issue.
In general, commands should either throw an exception or raise one or more events.
If I could summarise the architecture of Event Sourcing it wou …
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