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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Hangfire 1.6.22
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Hangfire.Pro 2.1.2
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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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The goal of this release is to resolve the timeout issues that appear in .NET Core 2.X applications. Such behavior was caused by networking implementation of SE.Redis, which posted Redis response processing logic to thread pool’s worker threads, instead of completion ports or custom threads, due to the lack of the corresponding API in netstandard1.X specification.
Hangfire 1.6.20
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This release contains fixes for security issues related to dashboard, so it is highly recommended to upgrade. Cross-Site Request Forgery protection was added by using existing libraries, but methods are different across application frameworks:
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