We currently log at this point (before converting into a state flow):

.scan { .. }
.logEachState(logger)
.stateIn(scope)

But this will log duplicate values that are not emitted to subscribers. We had a bug where

T

was not immutable and was not emitting when it’s

var

changed bc only the instance was mutated - (same instance will not be emitted twice in a row due to equality checks, even if the value changes)

if we logged at each subscriber, then we risk some real noisy logs

Oh wait, I'm guessing you don't want to log when there are no subscribers. If that's the case my code snippet won't work.

You could add a

distinctUntilChanged()

to your snippet I guess.

I have no other trivial ideas.