Is there any way to determine the trigger of when().approved() or when().finished()?

[JordinKee]

Is there any way inside when().approved() or when().finished() to determine whether the trigger was a call to store.order(), store.restorePurchases(), or store.initialize()? I'd like to notify the user of a restored/finished purchase, but don't want to annoy them in case they just made a normal order. I tried to keep track using the promises that store.restorePurchases() and store.initialize() return, but they seem to complete before when().approved() fires.

Related is the following scenario:

• The user makes a purchase using the slow test card
• The user closes the app
• The purchase is completed
• The user starts the app
• store.initialize() is called and in turn fires store.productUpdated(). The product has canPurchase=false. The UI is updated accordingly.
• Then, when().approved() is fired and the purchase is finished. The product, presumably, now has canPurchase=true, but I can't be sure unless I call store.update(). But calling that every time a purchase finishes feels wrong and its throttling mechanism would yield mixed results anyway.

What is the intended way to deal with this scenario?

Any help is appreciated!