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@AndrewFerr AndrewFerr commented Oct 10, 2025

MSC4140: finalised delayed events, and more

  • Store sent/cancelled/failed delayed events, i.e. finalised delayed events, and support looking them up to inspect whether a delayed event was sent or not. Set limits on how many finalised events to store.
  • Support looking up delayed events by ID
  • Return 200 when retrying the same action (send/cancel) on an already-finalised delayed event, or 409 for a conflicting action
  • Limit how many delayed events a user may have scheduled at a time

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- Store sent/cancelled/failed delayed events, i.e. finalised delayed
  events, and support looking them up to inspect whether a delayed event
  was sent or not. Set limits on how many finalised events to store.
- Support looking up delayed events by ID
- Return 200 when retrying the same action (send/cancel) on an
  already-finalised delayed event, or 409 for a conflicting action
- Limit how many delayed events a user may have scheduled at a time
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