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Practical Microservices: Incorrect get_last_message function
Practical Microservices - Source for the ‘Debugging Components’ chapter in file ‘debugging-components\src\message-store\read.js’ (line 11) should use the ‘get_last_stream_message’ function instead of ‘get_last_message’ which throws an exception when trying to start application on (page 207)
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