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Event logs shows every event the property received, from every source, newest first. It is a diagnostic screen rather than an analysis one: the question it answers is “what is this property actually receiving”. Because it spans sources, it has a source column and a source filter that the per-source log tabs do not need.

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What it tells you

The distinction that matters is between an event that arrived and was rejected, and an event that never arrived:
  • Present but rejected. It reached Soran and something about it was wrong. The log says what, and the fix is in the payload or the configuration.
  • Absent entirely. It never reached Soran. The snippet is missing, blocked, or sitting below another script that failed first.
A disabled source is a third case worth knowing. The snippet keeps firing and Soran discards what it sends, so nothing is stored — and nothing arrives here.

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