This version fixes some issues and acts as an optional trampoline to the upcoming 1.7.0 release to simplify the rolling upgrades. So your current servers will work side-by-side with the newer ones even if you are using SQL Server as a job storage and applied the new migration. There will be more information on upgrading, but this version is nice-to-have (but not required) anyway.
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This is an important release that makes timeout detection much more robust. First of all, Redis server itself now acts as a single time authority for performing timeout checks for both jobs and servers rather than UTC time of a current Hangfire Server. So you don’t need to use synchronized clocks to prevent false positives for timeout checks.
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This version finally fixes interoperability issues that arise, because primitive built-in types like String
reside in assemblies with different name in .NET Core (System.Private.CoreLib.dll
) and .NET Framework (mscorlib.dll
). This led to JobLoadException
in .NET Framework-based applications, when they tried to perform background jobs created by a .NET Core-based one. The new version solves this problem by re-writing assembly name when resolving a type for a job and its parameters.
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This release fixes unexpected behaviors when we are cancelling a batch that has continuations for its inner items as in the following sample. When those continuations have continuations themselves, or when we attaching a job with continuation to a cancelled batch, our leaf-level continuations stuck in the awaiting or non-initialized state until queued manually.
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This are late release notes for a maintenance release with minor fixes. Please see the list of fixed issues below and upgrade if necessary.
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