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.
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Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.6.2
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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.
Continue Reading →Hangfire.Dashboard.Authorization 3.0
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The new version contains authorization filters based on the non-obsolete IDashboardAuthorizationFilter interface appeared in Hangfire 1.6.0 (so it doesn’t work on previous versions), adds support for custom crypto-providers for Basic Authentication and fixes issues with wrong AssemblyFileVersion attribute.
Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.5.2—2.5.5
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These versions contain important fixes for Redis-based job storage implementation, including better handling of fail-over events in clustered environments, reduced number of timeout exceptions and better reliability for distributed locks.
Continue Reading →Hangfire 1.7.9
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New version contains important changes for Hangfire.SqlServer package, fixing a possible DbConnection leak after a database was taken offline and reducing the database load when sub-second polling interval is used. There are also some minor improvements for the Dashboard UI.