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This whitespace change is unnecessary
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| Since fedmsg-hub stores the timestamp of the last message it had received |
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I think this would fit better in the subscribing documentation in the consumer section. Add a sub-section called "Message Replay" or something and include this.
Additionally, the first sentence is a fragment sentence. Something like:
"fedmsg-hub stores the timestamp of the last message it has received in a file in the /var/run/fedmsg/status/fedmsg-hub/. It uses this to replay messages it missed from the datagrepper service. To disable this functionality:"
#455 Added documentation to get all messages from fedmsg-hub after restart.