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scope/context is not passed to ManualRead action

Hi, just wanted to ask if this is intentional and if so, where I can find more information.

I have a very simple scope like

scope = %MyApp.Scope{
  vertical: :foo
}

scope = %MyApp.Scope{
  vertical: :foo
}

scope = %MyApp.Scope{
  vertical: :foo
}

scope = %MyApp.Scope{
  vertical: :foo
}

And then there's a manual read action for an external API that looks like

actions do
  read :read do
    primary? true
    
    manual fn query, _, _opts, context ->
      # Does remote api call here
    end
  end
end

actions do
  read :read do
    primary? true
    
    manual fn query, _, _opts, context ->
      # Does remote api call here
    end
  end
end

actions do
  read :read do
    primary? true
    
    manual fn query, _, _opts, context ->
      # Does remote api call here
    end
  end
end

actions do
  read :read do
    primary? true
    
    manual fn query, _, _opts, context ->
      # Does remote api call here
    end
  end
end

On the domain there's

define :get_by_slug, action: :read, get_by: [:slug]

define :get_by_slug, action: :read, get_by: [:slug]

define :get_by_slug, action: :read, get_by: [:slug]

define :get_by_slug, action: :read, get_by: [:slug]

Then in tests I have the scope like above and call

{:ok, value} = MyApp.MyDomain.get_by_slug("some_slug", scope: scope)

{:ok, value} = MyApp.MyDomain.get_by_slug("some_slug", scope: scope)

{:ok, value} = MyApp.MyDomain.get_by_slug("some_slug", scope: scope)

{:ok, value} = MyApp.MyDomain.get_by_slug("some_slug", scope: scope)

I expect the "vertical" key to show up in the context of the ManualRead action but it doesn't. I'm doing the same with generic actions elsewhere and there it shows up as "context.source_context.vertical".

Am I holding it wrong? Is the difference between manual actions and generic actions intentional?

scope/context is not passed to ManualRead action

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