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Currently handler queues are named by taking the MD5 hash of the handler type name. This is done to ensure that the queue names:
Are short enough to not run afoul of path length restrictions in Windows
Are unique (enough)
Are consistent across restarts
We need to continue to meet the above goals while addressing the following:
Queue names should be descriptive
Queue names should be intuitive
Queue names should be discoverable/navigable
Possible solutions:
Change the default to use the Type.Name (not Type.FullName) truncated at a certain number of characters with a small(er) hash of the full name to ensure uniqueness
Introduce a [Queue] attribute for the HandleMessage method(s) that indicates the queue name, max concurrency, max retries, etc. for queues used for handling rules targeting those methods
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Currently handler queues are named by taking the MD5 hash of the handler type name. This is done to ensure that the queue names:
We need to continue to meet the above goals while addressing the following:
Possible solutions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: