In DIL you have both action steps and sink steps. The only difference is that an action is linked to another step. For this a separate Kamelet is created. This is somewhat overkill.
Earlier the Kamelets were manipulated, but this can cause confusion and extra resources on startup. The idea:
- Add boolean parameter Sink to the action kamelets. Set it by default to false.
- Add disabled to the link (out endpoint) that uses this parameter.
- Change the transpiler so that when sink is used an action kamelet is called with sink parameter is true
- Delete all sink kamelets
In DIL you have both action steps and sink steps. The only difference is that an action is linked to another step. For this a separate Kamelet is created. This is somewhat overkill.
Earlier the Kamelets were manipulated, but this can cause confusion and extra resources on startup. The idea: