I’m very excited to write about all of these changes, because they take batches and Hangfire itself to a whole new level by unlocking a lot of usage scenarios. This pre-release adds support for nested batches, modifications of existing batches, batch continuations for jobs and vice versa, batch cancellation as well as support for .NET Standard and configurable batch expiration time.
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This is a small correcting release that make it possible to have a workaround for TimeoutException exceptions when using SQL Server with huge arguments or batches. The SqlServerOptions.CommandTimeout option was added to allow to override the default timeout of 30 seconds.
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At Stackify we receive a lot of data from your apps to our Retrace APIs. We queue all of that data as soon as it gets to us and then we use separate background services to process the data. Message queues help a lot with ensuring data is never lost, traffic spikes, etc. We decided we to put together a list of why you should be using message queues!
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This release contains a bunch of fixes for batches, and is recommended for anyone who use them. Batches now always created in a correct state (Started, Completed or Succeeded), depending of state of its jobs. This is the most important change that fixes weird problems with batches that hanging forever.
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This release contains a bunch of minor fixes, mostly for Dashboard UI.
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