hat?
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other spoke to the hub,
> the
> > message from the first spoke will get forwarded to the new spoke even
> > though
> > no consumers have registered demand, and even odder yet, the hub shows
> that
> > two consumers now exist on the network.
> >
> >
> &g
at
> two consumers now exist on the network.
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> I'm guessing that I'm misunderstanding how staticallyIncludedDestinations
> works. Is there a way to forward the messages to the hub when it's
> available, but store them locally if it's not?
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7;s not?
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