New version contains important changes for Hangfire.SqlServer package, fixing a possible DbConnection leak after a database was taken offline and reducing the database load when sub-second polling interval is used. There are also some minor improvements for the Dashboard UI.
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Hangfire 1.7.9
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Hangfire 1.7.8
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This version contains improvements for recurring jobs, support for Microsoft.Data.SqlClient package, experimental ability to use background job results in continuations (after calling the IGlobalConfiguration.UseResultsInContinuations extension method), even better integration with .NET Core 3.0 and bunch of other fixes.
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This is a maintenance release that contains useful enhancements for Dashboard UI, support for command batching even in .NET Core when using System.Data.SqlClient 4.7.0 and higher, support for the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient package in Hangfire.SqlServer (postponed to 1.7.8) and other minor changes.
Hangfire 1.7.6
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This is yet another maintenance release with added support for dashes in queue names (thanks, @augustoproiete), better recurring job error messages in Dashboard UI and some other useful fixes.
Continue Reading →Introducing Hangfire.Throttling
The new Hangfire.Throttling package released today. It contains different concurrency and rate limiters that will help to reduce the load on external resources like databases or third-party services. All of these limiters work without forcing workers to wait until a throttling condition is satisfied, by delaying or deleting a job, so all the workers are free to process other jobs.
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