RabbitMQ client version upgrade #1367
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…kflow - Added `should_execute_json_workflow_with_complex_input_type` test to verify handling of complex input properties. - Ensured `AssignTask` step correctly sets `Assignee` information in `FlowData`. - Included JSON workflow definition with complex input property. - Verified `Assignee` and `UnitInfo` properties are correctly set in the test.
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@nurlanmikayilov it looks like there are some additional changes in addition to the RabbitMQ upgrade. Was that intentional? |
@danielgerlag, mainly yes — the additional changes are minor, such as setting some collections to their default values. Let me know if you’d prefer I split them into a separate PR. |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR upgrades the RabbitMQ.Client NuGet package from version 6.8.1 to 7.1.2 to resolve version conflicts and MethodNotFoundException errors. The upgrade required updating the RabbitMQ provider code to use the new async API methods introduced in version 7.x.
- Updated RabbitMQ.Client package reference to version 7.1.2
- Migrated RabbitMQ provider code to use async methods (CreateChannelAsync, BasicPublishAsync, etc.)
- Added support for complex input properties in workflow definitions including list and array types
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| src/providers/WorkflowCore.QueueProviders.RabbitMQ/WorkflowCore.QueueProviders.RabbitMQ.csproj | Updates RabbitMQ.Client package reference to version 7.1.2 |
| src/providers/WorkflowCore.QueueProviders.RabbitMQ/Services/RabbitMQProvider.cs | Migrates to async RabbitMQ API methods and updates connection handling |
| src/providers/WorkflowCore.QueueProviders.RabbitMQ/ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs | Updates connection factory to use async methods |
| src/WorkflowCore.DSL/Services/DefinitionLoader.cs | Adds support for list input processing and improves object input handling |
| test/WorkflowCore.TestAssets/* | Adds test data classes and workflow definitions for complex input property testing |
| test/WorkflowCore.IntegrationTests/Scenarios/StoredJsonScenario.cs | Adds integration tests for complex input property scenarios |
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The CloseAsync() method call is not awaited. This should be 'await _connection.CloseAsync();' or the method should be synchronous if async is not intended in Dispose().
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| var connection = rabbitMqConnectionFactory(provider, name).GetAwaiter().GetResult(); |
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Using GetAwaiter().GetResult() can lead to deadlocks in certain contexts. Consider using async/await pattern or ConfigureAwait(false) to avoid potential deadlock scenarios.
| var connection = rabbitMqConnectionFactory(provider, name).GetAwaiter().GetResult(); | |
| var connection = rabbitMqConnectionFactory(provider, name).ConfigureAwait(false).GetAwaiter().GetResult(); |
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There are trailing spaces after the closing brace. This should be cleaned up for consistency.
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Description of Change
Upgraded the RabbitMQ.Client NuGet package to version 7.1.2 and made necessary adjustments to ensure compatibility with the updated API.
Implementation Details
This update was necessary to fix a MethodNotFoundException caused by version conflicts—other dependencies in the project were referencing a newer version of RabbitMQ.Client, which led to runtime errors. Aligning the versions resolved the issue.
Tests
No new tests were added, as the changes were limited to dependency upgrades and minor compatibility adjustments. Existing tests continue to pass successfully.
Breaking Changes
This change is not expected to break existing functionality. However, consumers relying on older versions of RabbitMQ.Client should verify compatibility.
Additional Context
The upgrade ensures consistency across project dependencies and prevents runtime issues due to version mismatches.
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If you have any feedback or would like to see additional refinements, feel free to let me know—I’m happy to make further improvements if needed.