3rd release candidate of the upcoming Hangfire is here. Version 1.8 offers a set of great new features like first-class queue support for background jobs, the enhanced role of the Deleted state that now supports exceptions, more options for continuations to implement even try/catch/finally semantics, better defaults to simplify the initial configuration and various Dashboard UI improvements like full-width and optional dark mode support.
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Hangfire 1.8.0-rc3
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Hangfire 1.7.34
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Small maintenance release that adds reschedule overloads for BackgroundJob and IBackgroundJobClient types and fixes tricky case with generics and inheritance when creating a background job.
Hangfire 1.7.33
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Patch release that implements sliding invisibility-based fetch logic with waiting on client’s side instead of SQL Server’s one (so wait statistics will be clear now) and uses SQL Server as a time authority for server heartbeats (unsynchronized clock will not cause servers to suddently disappear). Also implemented IAsyncDisposable support for service scopes in modern .NET Core applications.
Hangfire.Pro.Redis 2.8.20
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This version has a compatibility patch for highly popular Hangfire.Console extension so it can’t slow down the background processing when CLR’s Thread Pool is starved.
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Maintenance release with added Swedish translation of the Dashboard UI and other minor tweaks.
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