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Rebus 5 is out
Lots of small changes, only a few of them breaking(*), nothing earth-shattering 🙂 The biggest change is probably that the test helpers (FakeBus, SagaFixture, etc.) were moved to a …
Support for Microsoft Extensions Logging
If you’re running your Rebus stuff on .NET Core, and you’re using “Microsoft Extensions Logging” (that’s just not a bite-sized title for a logging library), you’re in luck: Rebus …
Rebus’ Azure Service Bus transport now supports .NET Core
For almost a year, this GitHub issue has been open – but I’m happy to announce that I’ve closed it just now, which I’ve done of course because Rebus’ Azure Service Bus transport …
Rebus 4 is out!
It only took 23 beta versions to get there 🙂 The cool thing about Rebus 4 is that it targets both .NET 4.5 and .NET Standard 1.3, making it possible to run Rebus endpoints on all …
Rebus and .NET Core
.NET Core is Microsoft’s new incarnation of .NET, where many things have been changed to be able to accommodate future needs for (primarily server side) application development. …
Rebus 3 is out
Happy New Year! This is just to let you know that Rebus 3 is out 🙂 The version was bumped to 3 because IAdvancedApi and IDataBus have been extended with more methods, and there are …
Rebus 2 is out!
I am happy to announce that Rebus 2 has finally been published with a “real version number”. After many year of notorious unwillingness to bump the version to something binding …
Rebus roadmap
Rebus 2 has been in development for about 1,5 years now, and it has been used in production for at least one year by myself and many others… and by “Rebus 2”, I mean Rebus versions …
Rebus now has a data bus
The most recent addition to Rebus is a “data bus”, i.e. an implementation of the claim check pattern as described in The Good Book. With the data bus, it has suddenly become …