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Updated WolverineFx.EntityFrameworkCore from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

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6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

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Updated WolverineFx.HealthChecks from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

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6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

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Updated WolverineFx.Http from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

Sourced from WolverineFx.Http's releases.

6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

Commits viewable in compare view.

Updated WolverineFx.Marten from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

Sourced from WolverineFx.Marten's releases.

6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

Commits viewable in compare view.

Updated WolverineFx.Postgresql from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

Sourced from WolverineFx.Postgresql's releases.

6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

Commits viewable in compare view.

Updated WolverineFx.RabbitMQ from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

Sourced from WolverineFx.RabbitMQ's releases.

6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

Commits viewable in compare view.

Updated WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1.

Release notes

Sourced from WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation's releases.

6.17.1

Wolverine 6.17.1 is a bug-fix release covering EF Core outbox enlistment gaps in Wolverine.Http, persistence provider resolution, HTTP route parameter binding, multi-tenancy message store roles, and a RavenDB startup race. It also upgrades the Marten dependency to 9.14.1.

EF Core & persistence

  • HTTP endpoints that inject a DbContext and cascade messages only through a tuple return are now enlisted in the EF Core outbox, so cascaded messages are no longer sent before the transaction commits when using Lightweight mode (#​3358, #​3362)
  • Wolverine.Http endpoints that persist entities through storage actions (IStorageAction<T> / storage side effects) are likewise enlisted in the EF Core outbox in Lightweight mode (#​3353, #​3357)
  • When both EF Core and Marten (or another catch-all provider like RavenDb) are registered, the selective EF Core persistence provider is now evaluated first regardless of registration order, so DbContext-based handlers get the correct transactional middleware (#​3359, #​3361)
  • MessageStoreRole.Ancillary is now honored for tenanted message stores (static tenants and master-table tenancy) instead of silently reporting Main (#​3351), with the registration behavior now covered by tests across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, MySQL, and Oracle

HTTP

  • [FromRoute(Name = "...")] is now honored on plain endpoint method parameters (previously only inside [AsParameters] types), enabling route segments like {journey-id} that aren't valid C# identifiers (#​3356 — thanks to @​outofrange-consulting!)

RavenDB

  • Fixed a node sequence startup race that could cause duplicate node assignments when multiple nodes started concurrently (#​3352)

Dependencies

  • Marten upgraded to 9.14.1, which brings a substantial round of LINQ query-translation improvements plus event-store partitioning, high-water, and AoT fixes (#​3363)

Documentation

  • Corrected the HTTP QUERY verb documentation: transactional middleware is applied based on a chain's dependencies (e.g. taking an IDocumentSession or DbContext), not the HTTP verb (#​3355, #​3360)

6.17.0

Why is this such a big release? Because @​jeremydmiller went on a 3 night vacation and the community decided to throw in issues and pull requests left and right!

A big theme was filling in the remaining gaps of "Name Broker" and "Broker per Tenant" support in every external messaging transport where it made sense to add that rather than just being Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and hit and miss everywhere else. We also added HTTP QUERY support.

What's Changed

  • Configure ServiceBusProcessorOptions for Azure Service Bus listeners (supersedes #​3286) by @​jeremydmiller in https://gith...

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Bumps WolverineFx.EntityFrameworkCore from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.HealthChecks from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.Http from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.Marten from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.Postgresql from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.RabbitMQ from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1
Bumps WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation from 6.16.0 to 6.17.1

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.EntityFrameworkCore
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.HealthChecks
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.Http
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.Marten
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.Postgresql
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.RabbitMQ
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
- dependency-name: WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation
  dependency-version: 6.17.1
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: critter-stack
...

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Superseded by #154.

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