in an `after_action` `changeset.context` has no tenant?
So when you have something like:
The context from the change has an actor, tenant, authorize? and some other attributes. But then in the changeset.context it is only the actor. Is there a specific reason for this?
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THey just aren't the same objects really
changeset.context should be used to pull out things you've put into the context
the
context argument contains a consistent set of information about the callback invocationyeah I assumed it wasnt a bug but thanks for the explanation!