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I tested version 1.0.1, and in it, we had a behavior where if connections and channels were terminated, RingBufferPlus would recreate them. However, in this new version, it is not recreating them.
I performed a simple test to validate this. I configured it to create 2 connections with 50 channels each. Through the RabbitMQ Management, I terminated one of the connections, and in version 1.0.1, it recreates and balances the channels again. In the new version, nothing happens.
PS: I have already tried enabling and disabling the AutomaticRecovery option of the ConnectionFactory (as recommended in the documentation).
Any idea about it?
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Actually, the issue I mentioned above is in version 3.2.0. I only mentioned version 1.0.1 because in that version, the mentioned issue did not exist. Anyway, I took another approach to solve my problem. If I have some time, I will take a look at how to resolve this here and eventually submit a Pull Request.
Hello!
I tested version 1.0.1, and in it, we had a behavior where if connections and channels were terminated, RingBufferPlus would recreate them. However, in this new version, it is not recreating them.
I performed a simple test to validate this. I configured it to create 2 connections with 50 channels each. Through the RabbitMQ Management, I terminated one of the connections, and in version 1.0.1, it recreates and balances the channels again. In the new version, nothing happens.
PS: I have already tried enabling and disabling the AutomaticRecovery option of the ConnectionFactory (as recommended in the documentation).
Any idea about it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: