This correcting release contains important fixes for SQL Server and MSMQ integrations, as well as some cosmetic changes to the Dashboard UI. Major blocking problem was resolved, when using Hangfire with SQL Server, that may cause a lot of blocking records in the State table, preventing background processing from working flawlessly, when expired records are removed from a database – Database Engine didn’t use the right index during the query performance.
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Hangfire 1.6.2
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Hangfire 1.6.1
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This is a correcting release that fixes a couple of problems, including exception when using Serilog (appeared in 1.6.0), wrong CRON format strings for intervals, and ones that relate to the .NET Core platform. They were revealed by adding support to continuously run unit tests on Windows, Linux and OS X for the .NET Core using AppVeyor and Travis CI.
Continue Reading →Hangfire 1.6.0
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Hangfire 1.6 just released with experimental .NET Core platform support, deep integration with ASP.NET Core and async/await programming model support. Start processing background jobs with ease even on Linux and OS X today!
Hangfire 1.5.9
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This release contains major bug fixes, and is very recommended to upgrade. In short, OperationCanceledException doesn’t cause background processing to stop now. Dashboard UI doesn’t leak READ UNCOMMITTED isolation level, and READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT option doesn’t lead background jobs to stuck in Enqueued state.
Hangfire 1.5.8
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This release fixes a bug appeared in version 1.5.6 of the Hangfire.SqlServer package. There was a race condition between the Timer and Worker threads, that causes the following problems, especially when small background jobs are processed.