This version brings a new method of parsing responses from Redis in .NET Core that works well even if CLR’s thread pool is starved. Dedicated reader threads now used for this purpose when running on Linux or macOS, but on Windows thread pool’s I/O threads now used instead to avoid spawning additional threads, since I/O threads work fine there. So upgrades are great for all of the operating systems.
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Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.7.0 & 2.7.1
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Hangfire 1.7.11 & 1.6.29
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These versions contain important fixes for the whole processing pipeline, including fire-and-forget, delayed and recurring jobs in the presence of custom extension filters that can throw exceptions. Also a built-in support for reliable shutdown detection of ASP.NET applications was added to the Hangfire.Core package to prevent running old code base when the new one is already deployed. And recurring jobs page in 1.7.11 now displays all the exceptions that prevent a particular recurring job from being scheduled.
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This is a maintenance release that fixes serialization exception when trying to create a job continuation for batch in a batch continuation, disallows caching “JobStorage.Current is null” exceptions and let us to configure maximum number of entries for final batch state lists.
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This release is unrelated to the previous ones and fixes wrong behavior when non-recommended max-memory policy is used in Redis, such as volatile-* one. I still don’t recommend to use other than noeviction policies, but at least the following case is handled better.
Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.6.0 & 2.6.1
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The new version brings a lot of improvements to the internal implementation of Hangfire.Pro.Redis itself and its underlying Redis client – ability to use multiple connections within the same storage, improved request/response processing pipeline, TLS 1.2 enabled by default for encrypted connections and other improvements and fixes.
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