This is a maintenance release that contains fixes for several bugs. It is highly recommended to upgrade to this version, if you are using Hangfire.SqlServer. Thanks to all folks who helped with reporting and investigating these issues!
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Hangfire 1.6.3
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Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.0
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Brand new version of Hangfire.Pro.Redis is finally available. It is now based on feature-rich StackExchange.Redis library, allowing us to bring Hangfire to more environments that use Redis storage in the near future. This version comes with some new features, including SSL support and highly reduced connection usage.
Continue Reading →Hangfire Pro 1.4.6
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This version fixes different problems, that caused batches and batch continuations appear with no background jobs under rare circumstances. Also, background jobs now have the same expiration time with the batch itself. It is highly recommended to upgrade, if you are using batches.
Continue Reading →Hangfire 1.6.2
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This correcting release contains important fixes for SQL Server and MSMQ integrations, as well as some cosmetic changes to the Dashboard UI. Major blocking problem was resolved, when using Hangfire with SQL Server, that may cause a lot of blocking records in the State table, preventing background processing from working flawlessly, when expired records are removed from a database – Database Engine didn’t use the right index during the query performance.
Hangfire 1.6.1
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This is a correcting release that fixes a couple of problems, including exception when using Serilog (appeared in 1.6.0), wrong CRON format strings for intervals, and ones that relate to the .NET Core platform. They were revealed by adding support to continuously run unit tests on Windows, Linux and OS X for the .NET Core using AppVeyor and Travis CI.
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