Fix DLQ inheritance for RabbitMQ tenants#1
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This pull request addresses an issue where dead letter queue settings were not being properly inherited by RabbitMQ tenants. The changes ensure that tenant transports inherit the DLQ configuration from their parent, maintaining consistency across tenants. Additionally, tests have been added to validate this behavior.
Highlights
- DLQ Inheritance: Clones parent dead letter queue settings to tenant transports, ensuring tenant-specific queues are declared consistently with the parent.
- Testing: Adds tests to verify that global dead letter queues apply correctly to tenants, both when the tenant is created before and after the DLQ configuration.
- RabbitMqTenant.cs: Modified the
Compilemethod inRabbitMqTenant.csto clone the parent's dead letter queue configuration to the tenant's transport.
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The pull request introduces changes to clone parent dead letter queue settings to tenant transports and adds tests to verify that global dead letter queues apply to tenants. The changes improve the consistency of dead letter queue configurations across tenants.
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Testing
dotnet test src/Transports/RabbitMQ/Wolverine.RabbitMQ.Tests/Wolverine.RabbitMQ.Tests.csproj --verbosity minimal(fails: missing .NET 8 runtime)https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_b_685e7d2e5a64832aa0c1ec993a88f38c